A woman has been wearing a helmet for 20 years!

The Dhaka Times Desk No doubt anyone would be surprised to hear such a thing. A woman has been wearing a helmet for 20 years! But why?

The woman's name is Fatima Ghazevi, a resident of Morocco. He has been wearing an astronaut helmet for the past 20 years.

According to a report in Daily Mail, Fatema suffers from a rare skin disease called xeroderma pigmentosum. The skin of those suffering from this disease is seriously damaged if exposed to the sun. Generally, everyone can get sunburned skin from time to time, especially on the face, but the cells fix it on their own. However, due to this disease, cells cannot repair themselves. In this situation, when the sun shines on the face, skin problems occur. It can even cause cancer.

Fatima was diagnosed with the disease when she was 13 years old. That's why he has been protecting his body from the sun by wearing a helmet for the past 20 years.

Fatima therefore sleeps most of the day and goes out at night. Even if there is no sun, he uses mask and gloves when going out of the house. This is how his life is going.

Things to do to prevent Corona virus

# stay at home all the time.
# Follow the rules and use mask when going out for emergency.
# three-layer surgical mask can be washed if desired.
# wash clothes after coming home from outside. Or hang it without shaking for at least four hours.
# Wash hands thoroughly (for at least 20 seconds) with soap or liquid before coming outside.
# plastic PPE or eyes, mouth, head after single use

Of course it can be washed thoroughly with detergent and dried.
# Wear PPE made of cloth or clean as described.
# Use a head cap that completely covers the hair.
# Those who have sneeze cough should follow all the rules promulgated by the government. Also, wash hands as directed before and after handling food items, keys, switches, mice, remote controls, mobiles, watches, computer desks, TVs, etc. and after using the bathroom. Those who have dry hands use Moisture after washing their hands. Soap or hand liquid can be used. Why can this virus remain in the crackle (cracked part) of dry hands? Avoid using highly alkaline soaps or detergents.