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Coronavirus: WHO admits possibility of airborne transmission

The WHO said its expert committees are reviewing the evidence and will update the COVID-19 recommendations in a few days, the New York Times reported

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The COVID-19 infections in West Bank, which had only 400 cases and two deaths until May end, skyrocketed to over 4,000 with additional 15 deaths in the past few weeks. Authorities said 82 per cent of the cases were linked to weddings and funerals, and bla

The COVID-19 infections in West Bank, which had only 400 cases and two deaths until May end, skyrocketed to over 4,000 with additional 15 deaths in the past few weeks. Authorities said 82 per cent of the cases were linked to weddings and funerals, and bla

The World Health Organisation WHO on Tuesday admitted the possibility of airborne transmission of the novel Coronavirus, which causes the deadly respiratory disease that has so far infected over 12 million people globally.

The WHO-s announcement came after 239 scientists in 32 countries, in an open letter, requested the UN health agency to acknowledge the airborne transmission of the virus and update its COVID-19 guidelines accordingly. The WHO said its expert committees are reviewing the evidence and will update the COVID-19 recommendations in a few days, the New York Times reported.

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