<prompt> Hlalosa mehato ea polokeho nakong ea seoa sa COVID-19.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the safety measure during COVID-19 pandemic. . Response in English: The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted public health authorities and governments worldwide to issue several safety measures to reduce the spread of the virus. These include:1 Regular hand hygiene: Washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds regularly, or using a hand sanitizer containing at least 60 alcohol when soap and water is not possible.2 Wear a face mask: Wearing a face covering has been shown to reduce the spread of the virus. It is recommended to use masks that are made from multiple layers of materials and to cover your nose and mouth entirely.3 Maintain physical distancing: Keeping at least six feet apart from others who do not live in your household is essential in reducing the spread of the virus. Avoiding large gatherings or crowded spaces where physical distancing is not possible is also recommended.4 Practice respiratory etiquette: Covering your nose and mouth with a tissue or your elbow when coughing or sneezing, and disposing of the tissue immediately, can help to prevent the spread of the virus.5 Stay home if sick: If you are feeling unwell, it is vital to stay at home and avoid contact with others to avoid spreading the virus.6 Get vaccinated: Receiving a COVID-19 vaccination when it is available to you can help to prevent the spread of the virus and protect yourself and others from severe illness.7 Keep surfaces clean: It is important to disinfect frequently touched surfaces such as doorknobs, light switches, and phones regularly.Following these safety measures can help to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect yourself and others from the virus. . Response in Sesotho: Seoa sa COVID-19 se khothalelitse balaoli ba bophelo bo botle ba sechaba le mebuso lefatseng ka bophara ho fana ka mehato e mengata ea polokeho ho fokotsa ho ata ha vaerase. Tsena li kenyelletsa: 1 Bohloeki ba matsoho kamehla: Ho hlapa matsoho a hao ka sesepa le metsi bonyane metsotsoana e 20 kamehla, kapa ho sebelisa sesepa sa letsoho se nang le bonyane 60 ea joala ha sesepa le metsi li sa khonehe. 2 Roala maske sefahlehong: Ho roala sefahleho ho bontšitsoe ho fokotsa ho ata ha vaerase. Ho khothalletsoa ho sebelisa limaske tse entsoeng ka likarolo tse ngata tsa lisebelisoa le ho koala nko le molomo oa hau ka botlalo. 3 Boloka sebaka se hole sa mele: Ho arohana bonyane limithara tse tšeletseng ho tloha ho ba bang ba sa luleng lapeng ho bohlokoa ho fokotsa ho ata ha vaerase. Ho qoba lipokano tse kholo kapa libaka tse nang le batho ba bangata moo ho sa khoneheng ho tsamaea ka mele ho boetse ho khothaletsoa. 4 Itloaetse mekhoa e metle ea ho phefumoloha: Ho koahela nko le molomo ka lesela kapa setsoe ha u khohlela kapa u thimola, le ho lahla lisele hang-hang, ho ka thusa ho thibela ho ata ha vaerase. 5 Lula hae haeba u kula: Haeba u ikutloa u sa phele hantle, ke habohlokoa hore u lule hae me u qobe ho kopana le batho ba bang ho qoba ho hasa kokoana-hloko. 6 Ho entoa: Ho fumana ente ea COVID-19 ha e le teng ho ka u thusa ho thibela ho ata ha kokoana-hloko le ho itšireletsa le ho sireletsa ba bang bokuli bo matla. 7 Boloka bokaholimo bo hloekile: Ho bohlokoa ho bolaea likokoana-hloko libakeng tse angoang khafetsa joalo ka likonopo tsa mamati, li-switches le lifono khafetsa. Ho latela mehato ena ea tsireletso ho ka thusa ho fokotsa ho ata ha COVID-19 le ho itšireletsa le ho itšireletsa ho ba bang ho vaerase. 