We are carrying out a study on measures that can be put in place by libraries/libraries to combat misinformation on COVID-19 pandemic.
Dear Millie Nne Horsfall
We are all facing these kind of misinformation, because we have not accurate information. There are several myths related to this specific issue. All previous reported data was not much enough informative e.g children are less vulnerable to get hits, 6-8th distancing would be enough, droplets by coughing and sneezing are only responsible for its transmission, pets cannot transfer it etc. While recent studies showed that, children are equally vulnerable as adults, pets (cats) can tranfer it , it can be transmitted through eyes and communication as well, 6-8th distancing is not that enough. So, we have not valid information till yet.
regard!
Sana Arshad
