Level of Adherence to Covid-19 Preventive Measures: Case Study of FUTA Shuttle Bus
Journal Title: Annals of Bioethics & Clinical Applications - Year 2022, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
This study assessed the level of adherence of FUTA shuttle bus operators and passengers to the covid-19 preventive measures suggested by the government, regarding the compulsory hand rinsing; physical distancing preventive measures; and wearing of a nose mask and or face mask in FUTA shuttle bus. Survey research design was employed through personal observation. The observation lasted for 7 days which entails a 7-day peak and off-peak hour count within the specified hours of 7-10 am 2-4 pm and 4-7 pm from Sunday to Saturday. Of the three hours designated for each morning, afternoon, and evening session, there seems to be no rinsing of hands by passengers, although there were provisions of veronica buckets in the Bus Park. Also, there seems to be a low level of adherence to nose masks and or face mask-wearing among the passengers, however, the FUTA shuttle bus operators were keen on ensuring physical distance in the sitting arrangement of passengers as this was discovered in all the shuttle buses that were studied. The study recommends the strict monitoring and enforcement of hand rinsing by passengers in FUTA before the departure of shuttle bus; the enforcement of nose mask and or face mask-wearing inside the shuttle bus.
Authors and Affiliations
Akinsehinwa FO*, Adeniran AO, Olorunfemi SO and Aina OM
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP745598
- DOI 10.23880/abca-16000219
- Views 1
- Downloads 0
Features of Including the Religious Component in the Educational Process
The modern education system, solving the problems of training effective specialists and forming the necessary level of culture and civic loyalty of the individual, faces the need to pay attention to preparing students to...
Ethics of Healthcare Personnel Declining Covid Vaccine Is it Ethical for Healthcare Professionals to Decline the Covid19 Vaccine if it is Available?
I recently had a student pose this question to me after class (virtually). It did not take me long to answer, my response was “only in very limited circumstances”. Allow me to explain why. When I think of healthcare ethi...
Access to Justice: A Concept in the Light of the European and American International Systems
This short article aims to evaluate Access to Justice, stablished in important international documents, in the light of doctrinal contributions and the perception of the European and Inter-American Courts of Human Rights...
Government Control and Supervision of Motor Vehicle Insurance Companies in Cameroon: An Appraisal of the Cima Code
The increasing number of victims of automobile accidents has created in every country an urgent social problem. The government’s interest is aroused here since insurance touches the economy much. That is the more reason...
The Turkic Elites of Russia: Experience of Ethno-Cultural Interaction the End of XIX–1920s
The participation of the Turkic elites in the modernization processes is not a stock of facts, but a creative process. The vectors of cross-cultural interaction in it are diverse and, most importantly, are determined by...