Jio and Airtel launched tools, will tell you if you are in danger of Corona

Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel have launched new tools, with the help of which you can identify the symptoms of COVID-19 i.e. coronavirus. These tools of both the companies will help in reducing the havoc of coronavirus spreading around. The tools will ask users questions about their health and travel history to determine whether you are at risk for coronavirus. If you are at risk of corona, these tools will advise you to get yourself tested.

Reliance Jio tool is available on MyJio app, apart from this this tool also helps you in Website It will also be available on Jio which has launched specifically for Covid-19 tool. The tool will ask you for your age. If you came in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. Will seek information in this regard also. Apart from this, you will be asked some questions related to health and travel history. These questions will determine whether you are at risk for coronavirus or not. Based on the answers given by the user, this Jio tool will tell whether the risk of the user getting coronavirus infection is low, high or very high. The tool will then advise the user on the next step to take based on the threat level.

Apart from all this, Jio Tool also provides national and state helpline numbers, gives information about test centers of every state, provides information related to coronavirus and provides information to people about Covid-19 i.e. coronavirus. FAQ section is also available in this tool.

On the other hand, the Airtel tool has been developed in collaboration with Apollo Hospitals. Apollo 247, this tool has been created based on the guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW).

Bharti Airtel tool will ask you some questions such as age, gender and symptoms. Based on the information entered by the user, the Airtel Apollo tool will indicate the risk level and also suggest some measures which are listed below along with the ‘Risk Meter’. It will also ask the user about his/her travel history, and based on the information provided by the user, it will give information about the level of infection. This tool is designed for you through Airtel Thanks app and this tool Website Will be available on.

The thing to note is that these tools only suggest that you are infected. If you think that you are infected with Covid-19 i.e. Coronavirus, and you are experiencing related symptoms, then you should immediately go to your nearest hospital and contact a doctor without any delay.