Evidence of corona spreading in the air has been found. After challenging more than two hundred scientists, the World Health Organization finally accepted this.
“We are discussing the possibility of airborne infections and aerosol infections as a means of transmitting the novel coronavirus,” said Maria Van Karkhov, technical head of the Covid-19 epidemic.
“Evidence of airborne transmission of the coronavirus is emerging, but it is not yet finalized,” said Benedetta Alagrangi, WHO’s technical chief for infection prevention and control.
He said airborne infections could not be ruled out in certain environments such as public places, overcrowded, closed, lack of proper ventilation. Although now the evidence needs to be collected and reviewed. In this case, our support will continue.
Van Karkhov, a WHO official, said the agency would release a scientific summary of coronavirus infections in the coming days.
In an open letter to the Geneva-based organization’s Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases every Monday, 239 scientists from 32 countries claimed that they had proven that tiny versions of respiratory droplets or aerosol particles could float in the air for long periods of time.
In an open letter, the researchers said the coronavirus could pose a “terrible risk” if it stays in the air for long periods of time; The WHO has failed to issue a proper warning. They called for updating the agency’s guidelines to create awareness of these risks.
From the beginning of the epidemic, the World Health Organization has been emphasizing two types of coronavirus infections. One is the inhalation of droplets from an infected person in the vicinity. Another is getting infected by touching the eyes, nose or mouth after touching the contaminated surface of something.
2021-05-04 15:23:17
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