Dr Emeka Okorocha

More than a million students will be travelling across the country to go back to university after spending the Christmas holidays back home and while it is great that we have been able to spend time with friends and family this year, everyone still needs to be cautious as they head back to their studies.To ensure that students do not bring Covid-19 back to university, they are being reminded to take a free rapid Covid-19 lateral flow test ahead of going back to university, so they can have peace of mind and ensure they are not spreading the virus to friends, fellow students and teaching staff.As well as testing before travelling home, students are encouraged to carry out additional actions to help stop the spread of Covid-19, including: * Arranging a free PCR test if you have symptoms * Opening windows regularly, to stop covid hanging around. * Wear a face covering when on public transport * Get your Covid-19 vaccine and booster jab when invitedEven though the vaccines are our best defence against the virus and reduce our chances of hospitalisation, we do still have the ability to catch the virus and pass it on to others.Dr Emeka Okorocha understands that around 1 in 3 people with Covid-19 have no symptoms which is why he is encouraging students to help reduce the spread of Covid-19 and to take a free rapid Covid-19 test before they head back to uni. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.