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Question
When is it that you are told not to go near a sick person, not to use their utensils for eating or drinking; not to use their hankies, towels or clothes?
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Solution
When there are chances of catching the disease of a sick person, others tell us not to use their utensils for eating or drinking and not to use their hankies, towels, or clothes.
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