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I went to toilet and flushed with bucket of water then the water at toilets bowl splash into my eyes i didn't cleansed my eyes so in this case can i get corona or other disease. please answer. ? please answer fast.
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COVID fears: I know it is upsetting to have water splash onto your eye from a toilet bowl. If it happens again, rinse your eyes with water. The chance of getting COVID 19 through this route would be SO SMALL. If you don't develop any eye symptoms, you may well be out of the woods.
Answered 4/6/2021
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