Here's the risk level of our daily activities during COVID-19

India has been under a coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown since March 2020, and ever since then, we have been asked to take several precautionary measures to stay safe amidst the viral infection. Three months after the lockdown, many cities in India have resumed their daily life, and with our lives getting back to the routine, we need to understand the risk level of activities which could help us stay cautious. Texas Medical Association (TMA) recently shared the list and Mumbai's popular Dr Muffi Lakdawala shared a post on Twitter, regarding the same, with a message that read, "Calculate your risk and weigh your options as we get used to living with #COVID19 and accept the new normal."

Here's the risk level of the daily activities we need to understand to save ourselves and others from COVID-19 infection. 

Low-risk activities

• Opening a mail
• Restaurant take out or food delivery
• Visiting a gas station or petrol pump
• Playing tennis
• Camping

Moderate-low risk activities

• Grocery shopping
• Going for a walk, run, or bike ride
• Staying at a hotel
• Sitting in a doctor's waiting room
• Going to a library or museum
• Eating in a restaurant (outside the restaurant)
• Walking in a busy town
• Spending an hour at the playground

Moderate risk activities

• Having dinner at someone's house
• Going to a beach
• Shopping at a mall
• Sending kids to school, camp or daycare
• Working a week in an office building
• Swimming in a pool
• Visiting a friend's house

Moderate-high risk activities

• Going to a hair salon or a barber
• Eating in a restaurant (inside the restaurant)
• Attending a wedding or funeral
• Travelling by plane
• Playing group sport
• Hugging or shaking hands

High-risk activities

• Eating at a buffet
• Working out at a gym
• Going to an amusement park
• Going to a movie theatre
• Attending a music concert
• Going to a sports stadium
• Attending a religious gathering
• Going to a bar