Health Advice
We want that all participants stay healthy. Therefore we ask you to observe the most important hygiene measures.
Welcoming
Avoid shaking hands. A look at the face, a hearty hello, combined with a smile, and your counterpart will be equally pleased.
Hand Washing
Please follow the instructions of the Robert Koch Institute when washing your hands:
- Moisten hands under running water.
- Soap hands thoroughly.
- Rub soap on the back of the hand, the on the wrists and between the fingers.
- Rinse your hands well under running water.
- Dry your hands carefully with a fresh disposable towel.
… and always wash your hands when you come from outside, after visiting the toilet, after nose blowing, after coughing or sneezing, after contact with sick persons, after contact with animals after contact with waste and before meals as well as before and after the preparation of food.
Hand Disinfection
We provide hand disinfectants at the entrances and in the toilets. Please use it only on dry skin in the following steps:
- Wetting of the palms, palm to palm rubbing
- Rub right palm over left back of hand and left palm over right back of hand
- Rub palm on palm of hand with crossed, spread fingers
- Rub the outside of the fingers on opposite palms of the hand with interlaced fingers.
- Rub the right and left thumb
- Rub closed fingertips into the right and left palm of the hand
Behaviour when Coughing and Sneezing
- You have to cough or sneeze? Keep a distance from other people (at least 1 metre) or turn away.
- It is best to sneeze or cough into a disposable handkerchief and then dispose of it in a trash can with lid.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after blowing your nose, sneezing or coughing.
- If no handkerchief is handy, sneeze or cough in the crook of your arm, turning away from other people.
