I saw that!
Q11: What do people need to do to stop it spreading?
A11. “The risk of spread is reduced by people wearing protective clothing (barrier nursing) when they are looking after patients. The use of gowns, gloves, goggles
and masks greatly reduce the chance of someone becoming infected. The risk of spread is greatest later in the disease when patients are bleeding. Diarrhoea, vomit, and blood from patients need to be decontaminated.
The risk of respiratory spread, whereby virus is spread from one person breathing, coughing or sneezing on another is thought to be very low. When patients die they should be buried promptly, or cremated by specialist teams, to avoid the risk of virus being transmitted to mourners.”
The Chinese walk around with masks on to limit their exposure to infection. I suppose we can too.