Corona Virus Is Becoming More Powerful With The Onset Of Winter

Medical experts in Florida have revealed that with the onset of winter, the corona virus has become more powerful as it is now evaporating more than 6 feet.

 According to international media reports, in the wake of the resurgence of cases of coronavirus, experts conducted a research study to find out the reasons for the spread of the virus.

 According to the research report, the corona virus is spread through the air. If the virus is present in one place, it affects the person more there. If someone is standing at a distance, the epidemic is less effective.

 According to experts, a person infected with the virus coughs, sneezes, speaks, spits, breathes, and vapors are expelled from the body, along with very small drops of water.

 According to experts, tiny water droplets floating in the air are transmitting the virus from one person to another. These drops can cover a distance of more than 6 feet.

 In the light of the research, the experts came to the conclusion that the corona virus can spread over a distance of more than 6 feet, so the social distance has to be increased further so that people are safe.

 The researchers said in a study that "the larger the number of droplets of the virus, the greater the number of particles of the virus that are invisible to the human eye, but one advantage is that they do not travel much in the air and fall close."  Become '.

 Earlier, experts had advised people to keep a social distance of three feet on the same basis, but now it has come to light that small drops are coming out of the mouth or nose of patients who travel long distances on their own for hours, the report said.  Have the ability to keep alive.

 Experts have revealed that if even a drop reaches a room or an enclosed space, it can make everyone who breathes coronary heart disease.  Researchers have suggested that citizens should not confine themselves to closed areas for long periods of time in winter and ensure that fresh air is available. Supporting the