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People are spending more time #online while #socialdistancing.

Here’s the Government’s advice on how to #staysafe from online dangers while you #stayhome 🏠 https://t.co/bOetqegKwU#StaySafeOnline 💚 #WeAreDevon

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 2, 2020

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If you need medical help, the NHS is still here for you.

You can still contact your GP, 111 online or call 111 for help. If you are told to go to hospital, you must go and if it's serious or life-threatening emergency, call 999#HelpUsHelpYou #NHS#WeAreDevon 💚 pic.twitter.com/B0YISKKKEh

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 2, 2020

Routines make children and young people feel safer, so think about how to develop new routines that are interesting and fun.

For more tips and advice for looking after your children's wellbeing, visit #EveryMindMatters: https://t.co/iA9W1ep21h pic.twitter.com/WY0a7E9l7g

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 2, 2020

Devon County Council’s Public Rights of Way Wardens are continuing to arrange essential and statutory maintenance of public rights of way and walking and cycle trails, whilst ensuring that our local contractors follow social distancing guidelines. #WeAreDevon #keyworkers pic.twitter.com/s6czVvIQWl

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 2, 2020

A reminder for all essential road users at this time. Although the roads are quieter it is even more important than ever to #TakeExtraCare.
Don’t speed and don’t be tempted to use your mobile phone.
ONLY travel when absolutely essential. #StayHome #ProtectTheNHS #SaveLives pic.twitter.com/excBov3vVS

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 2, 2020