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. 2021 Jul 5;9:678566. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.678566

Table 3.

Practice of different preventive behavior as reported by the participants.

Practice of preventive behaviors Number Proportion (95% CI)
WASHING HANDS WITH SOAP AND WATER (n = 2,630)
Frequently 2,233 84.90 (83.59–86.12)
Sometimes 390 14.83 (13.66–16.07)
Rarely 7 0.27 (0.13–0.52)
AVOID TOUCHING FACE WITH UNCLEAN HANDS (n= 2,630)
Frequently 976 37.11 (36.18–38.04)
Sometimes 1,258 47.83 (45.82–49.84)
Rarely 396 15.06 (13.37–16.90)
REGULARLY CLEANING HANDS WITH SANITIZER (n = 2,631)
Frequently 1,252 47.57 (44.70–50.44)
Sometimes 1,090 41.44 (38.82–44.11)
Rarely 289 10.98 (10.05–11.99)
COVER MOUTH WITH THE CROOK OF THE ELBOW WHILE SNEEZING AND COUGHING (n = 2,631)
Always 1,951 74.14(72.71–75.52)
Sometimes 548 20.84 (19.29–22.46)
Rarely 132 5.02 (4.57–5.50)
MASK TO COVER NOSE AND MOUTH (n = 2,631)
Always 2,452 93.20 (92.45–93.86)
Sometimes 153 5.82 (51.69–65.40)
Rarely 26 0.99 (0.90–1.08)
MAINTAINING DISTANCE WHEN OUTSIDE (n = 2,631)
Always 2,206 83.84 (82.48–85.10)
Sometimes 387 14.71 (13.49–16.02)
Rarely 38 1.44 (1.13–1.83)

All the Confidence Intervals (CIs) were calculated with the help of robust standard error estimation technique accounting for clustering for sampling zones. “n” represents the number of completed responses for respective variables.