Table 4.

Relationship between phone internet connectivity and knowledge on COVID-19.

		Phone internet connectivity		Total
		Yes	No		OR	CI	P-value
Elderly people, people with underlying chronic illnesses and obese are more likely to develop severe cases	Yes	80 (41.2)	114 (58.8)	194 (100.0)	0.88	0.48–1.63	0.70
	No	24 (44.4)	30 (55.6)	54 (100.0)
Eating or contacting wild animals would result in the infection by the COVID−19 virus	Yes	77 (50.0)	77 (50.0)	154 (100.0)	2.48	1.44–4.32	0.001
	No	27 (28.7)	67 (71.3)	94 (100.0)
Persons with COVID-2019 cannot transmit the virus to others when a fever is not present	Yes	69 (41.8)	96 (58.2)	165 (100.0)	0.99	0.58–1.69	0.95
	No	35 (42.2)	48 (57.8)	83 (100.0)
The COVID-19 virus spreads via respiratory droplets of infected individuals	Yes	95 (40.8)	138 (59.2)	233 (100.0)	0.46	0.15–1.35	0.14
	No	9 (60.0)	6 (40.0)	15 (100.0)
Ordinary residents can wear general medical masks to prevent the infection by the COVID-19 virus	Yes	83 (42.8)	111 (57.2)	194 (100.0)	1.18	0.63–2.20	0.59
	No	21 (38.9)	33 (61.1)	54 (100.0)
It is not necessary for children and young adults to take measures to prevent the infection by the COVID-19 virus	Yes	67 (45.3)	81 (54.7)	148 (100.0)	1.41	0.84–2.38	0.22
	No	37 (37.0)	63 (63.0)	100 (100.0)
To prevent the infection by COVID-19, individuals should avoid going to crowded places	Yes	100 (42.6)	135 (57.4)	235 (100.0)	1.67	0.45–7.60	0.57
	No	4 (30.8)	9 (69.2)	13 (100.0)
Isolation and treatment of people who are infected with the COVID-19 virus are effective ways to reduce the spread of the virus	Yes	101 (42.8)	135 (57.2)	236 (100.0)	2.24	0.54–13.17	0.37
	No	3 (25.0)	9 (75.0)	12 (100.0)
People who have contact with someone infected with the COVID-19 virus should be immediately isolated in a proper place. In general, the observation period is 14 days	Yes	98 (42.1)	135 (57.9)	233 (100.0)	1.09	0.37–3.39	0.9
	No	6 (40.0)	9 (60.0)	15 (100.0)
Sample				248