The Sars-CoV-2 virus, within 20 minutes of becoming airborne, loses its ability to infect others, as per a recent study. The UK-based study suggests that the most loss occurs in the first five minutes. The findings of the study reaffirm the importance of wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. In an environment where humidity is lower than 50 percent, the virus becomes half as infectious within five seconds. In a more humid environment, the decline is significantly slower.

What happens to Covid within 20 minutes of being airborne? Study reveals

Despite mass vaccination program against covid 19, the infection rate remains stubbornly high. Contrasting sharply with its European neighbors.

United Kingdom: Covid infection rates remain stubbornly high

Coronavirus infection impacts intelligence levels in recovered patients: Study

One dose of Pfizer or Oxford jab reduces coronavirus infection rate by 65%, says study

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The sewing machines were humming in a garment factory in Dhaka on Tuesday (April 21), as workers stitched together personal protective equipment (PPE) suits for doctors, nurses, soldiers and police in the country - instead of the usual garments destined for export.

Bangladesh garment factories switch gears, produce PPE amid coronavirus demands

As the Coronavirus outbreak on the aircraft carrier of US Navy. 25 sailors test positive in USS Roosevelt. Now Navy is set to test all 5 thousand sailors on the board.

Coronavirus in Aircraft: 25 sailors test Positive in U.S.S Roosevelt

How coronavirus is hijacking cells in your body

The Wuhan coronavirus is almost as big as the Sars outbreak. The WHO is being accused of dragging its feet. China faces the charge of covering up the extend of the outbreak. On WION Edit, Palki S Upadhyay asks - Who's to blame for the Wuhan virus outbreak?

WION Edit: Who's to blame for coronavirus outbreak

WION is the only Indian news network that is bringing you updates about the deadly virus outbreak in China - straight from its origins. In this report, WION's Palki S Upadhyay with Patrick Fok and Grace Lee get you the latest updates.

Gravitas: China's deadly virus: WION gets you a ground report

A student from Kerala has been diagnosed with the Wuhan coronavirus. How does the Indian government preparing to deal with this threat? Palki S Upadhyay has the details.

Gravitas: China's deadly virus reaches India

Australian scientists have claimed to have developed a lab grown version of the new deadly virus from a patient's sample. Dr. Mike Catton from The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity said the development will enable scientists to accurately investigate and diagnose the coronavirus.

Australian scientist claims lab version of virus

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