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Is someone you know struggling with isolation? Spending more time online, reluctant to have a chat? Has their behaviour changed? Are they talking about new online friends? Intervene early and help stop exploitation. #SaySomething #StaySafe https://t.co/SmAn0P2N7W pic.twitter.com/nirtXo0FoY

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 15, 2020

It still remains as important as ever to wash your hands regularly, for at least 20 seconds, with soap and water – especially if you have left the house.

For the latest #coronavirus advice visit: https://t.co/xrjGERJceL#StayAlert #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/FrWUU5ytDH

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 15, 2020

Get support to help with the impact of #coronavirus on your business:

✅ loans, tax relief and cash grants
✅ keeping your employees and workplace safe
✅ help for the self-employed

Find out more on the https://t.co/4RZk475PVt Business Support hub:https://t.co/ACDHwB2pk7 pic.twitter.com/WOZeAy6yU5

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 15, 2020

If you work in #manufacturing, here's 4 steps to #workingsafely:

↔️ work side by side or facing away
✅ floor markings for safe distancing
🧽 increase cleaning and hygiene
👷👷 keep workers in fixed teams

Read new guidance: https://t.co/Qwqv4PNVTt

Please RT & #StayAlert pic.twitter.com/pU0zzuKCNk

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 15, 2020

To stop the spread of #coronavirus, please follow government guidance on how to safely dispose of waste. Personal waste such as used face masks, gloves, tissues should be double-bagged, tied securely &kept separate from other waste. https://t.co/uKZo1H6Rq2 #StayAlert #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/26WUCs0i3O

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 15, 2020