WHO Suggests Playing Games To Get Rid Of Boredom During The Covid-19 Period

Posted by WHO Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (Twitter @WHO)

JAKARTA - Even though they are bored and bored, they have to keep doing activities at home. In order not to get bored, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends playing online games to maintain mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This was expressed by WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in an official WHO statement to the media, regarding the latest developments in the handling of the corona virus pandemic cases around the world. In particular, Tedros highlighted the mental health of world citizens who are currently undergoing self-isolation at home.

"There are no activities that require you to leave the house, an important part of helping slow the spread of COVID-19. One of them may surprise some of you, even though Play video games are active," said Tedros in an official WHO statement.

#BeActive and stay #HealthyAtHome! Here are some physical activities you can do at home during # COVID19 outbreak: 🤸‍Try exercise classes online💃Dance to music🎮Play active video games🤾Try skipping rope💪Do some muscle strength & balance training # coronavirus pic.twitter.com/1lt300HYhK

- World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 25, 2020

At least WHO recommends playing with family or independently playing a game together. At least spend about 30 minutes with family or close relatives to get rid of stress and fear during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many games can be done, starting from game consoles and other moving activities while at home. Especially now that there are many game consoles that have motion or motion sensor options for playing games.

The Polish government has even made online game services available for free so that people and young people can play them in order to stay at home and carry out social distancing. This was done as schools and offices were closed during the corona pandemic.

Looking after yourself, your family & friends is important through these stressful times. WHO encourages everyone at home to do simple & fun physical activities to stay healthy & active 💪 # COVID19 #coronavirus #BeActive pic.twitter.com/kOwUhjJz3W

- World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 25, 2020

Through the Grarantanna.pl site, Polish citizens can access various games and other interactive services available, such as quizzes and puzzles. There is a Minecraft game tournament that is deliberately held by the Polish Government to build replicas of famous buildings.

Based on the latest data, the number of confirmed positive patient cases reached 607,965 worldwide. Meanwhile, the number of victims who died reached 28,125, with 132,688 other patients declared to have recovered.