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Coronavirus: WHO acknowledges possibility of indoor airborne spread

Jul 10, 2020 11:18 AM, 9 news, 2 views

Until the latest revelation, the WHO had ruled out the possibility of coronavirus spreading through air except for certain risky medical procedures while admitting the infected patient in hospitals and providing them with artificial respiratory…

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