Published 17:46 IST, July 9th 2020
Malaika Arora reacts to reports of COVID-19 being airborne, wants the 'nightmare' to end
Malaika Arora recently took to her Instagram stories and shared her concern over the recent reports of COVID 19 allegedly being airborne. Check out the IG story
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On July 8, Malaika Arora took to her Instagram and shared a story expressing her concerns over latest news about pandemic. actor strongly reacted to this news. She questioned when nightmare will end. story was a news report which stated that WHO is considering “airborne precautions” for medical staff after a new study showed coronavirus can survive in air in some settings.
Malaika reacts to COVID-19 news
news read as "COVID-19 is confirmed as airborne and remain 8 hrs in air! So everyone is required to wear mask everywhere!!". At bottom, Malaika Arora wrote, “when does this nightmare end????”. Take a look at snip that actor attached to her story.
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Im Source: Malaika Arora's Instagram Story
World Health Organisation has finally ackwledged that re is emerging evidence that coronavirus disease can be spread by air. So far, WHO has declared that pandemic is t airborne, but w, as per its recent study, it says that re is a probability that disease can be transferred via tiny droplets that stay floating foul air. Scientists have accused that WHO was t willing to hear ir testimony twithstanding many discussions with m because of which y decided to go public with report.
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WHO stated that evidence implying airborne transmission of coronavirus cant be igred or ruled out and needs furr assessment. For months, WHO said that virus is spread through tiny droplets that come out of an infected patient's mouth or se and falls on surfaces. And if a n-infected person touches and n makes a contact through his/her mouth, se, eyes will catch disease. However, UN body is w asserting that re is a possibility of airborne transmission in crowded or closed s.
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As per current status, India's total coronavirus cases have risen to 7,67,296. 2,69,789. Meanwhile, 476,378 people have recovered. However, 21,129 have died to date.
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17:46 IST, July 9th 2020