As the Corona virus continues to spread in China and the countries that announced it, the series of rumors linked to the virus continues, whether in terms of how it is infected or ways to prevent and protect from infection, all the way to killing the virus, despite the fact that no international body or health authority has declared this true Methods in addition to not discovering a treatment yet.
The World Health Organization, through its official account on Twitter, clarifies the truth about what has been reported about the virus, and that it can be transmitted through mosquito bites or by touching and circulating cash and through the ATMAnd cold weather and snow can kill the virus.
Mosquito bites transmit corona
The World Health Organization denies the spread of corona by law–
The World Health Organization explained that with regard to mosquito bites, the Corona virus is not transmitted from mosquito bites but rather only by spraying a person infected with the virus as a result of sneezing or coughing in close proximity to it. To protect yourself, you should constantly clean your hands with alcohol or water and soap for 20 seconds , And avoid close contact with a person with coughing or sneezing.
The money is transferred by SK
The Health Organization denies corona transmission by cash and cards–
With regard to the transmission of infection through the circulation of cash or touching credit cards ATM Too little, as the organization has indicated that keeping hands clean and avoiding touching too many surfaces and sterilizing hands yet, and touching things like cash and credit cards will be very low.
Cold weather kills Corona virus
The Health Organization denies killing of Corona in cold weather–
And about the possibility that cold and ice weather can kill the virus, the World Health Organization said that there is no reason to explain that cold weather can kill the Corona virus or other viruses so far, and a person’s normal body temperature is between 36.5 to 37 degrees Celsius.
The World Health Organization has announced 13 myths about the Corona virus, whether for protection with garlic and sesame oil or spraying the body with chlorine and alcohol, leading to the inefficiency of airport thermal scanners in detecting the infected and the pet not being infected with the virus.
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