During summer days mosquitoes are hugely generated to become more active in attacking people. When we do hiking a lot of mosquitoes are there. We put anti-mosquitoes spray, but it does not work well. We are wondering how much it is possible the mosquitoes have ability to transfer coronavirse among people.
CDC has no data to suggest that this new coronavirus or other similar coronaviruses are spread by mosquitoes or ticks. The main way that COVID-19 spreads is from person to person.
Source:CDC
info of WHO about this topic. " The new coronavirus CANNOT be transmitted through mosquito bites "
https://extranet.who.int/kobe_centre/sites/default/files/20200422_EN_New_mythbusters_rev.pdf
New coronavirus CANNOT be transmitted through mosquito bites. And why? The covid-19 virus is viable only in the body of a warm-blooded animal. In a mosquito, he dies. time will tell if there will be isolated cases when a mosquito bites a patient and immediately healthy (you can argue here, saying that most likely a healthy person was infected by airborne droplets). Regards, Sergey Viktorovich Pushkin
First, the rise in temperature to over forty reduces the presence of mosquitoes. Second, there is no research indicating the transmission of corona virus through the mosquito bite.
Yes mosquitoes are more active during the summer and the attacks of these creatures increase against people.
But, to transfer the covid-19 virus between people is impossible, because mosquitoes have long buccal stems in the shape of a rigid prick-sucker type, they bite with one and suck with the other and in both there is a selection system.
they cannot have and transmit the virus (covid-19). Science shows that they are vectors of three groups of pathogens for humans: Plasmodium, filaria and many arboviruses.
We already know a lot about other viruses in the coronavirus family and most of these types of viruses have an origin in animals. The COVID-19 virus (also called SARS-CoV-2) is a new virus in humans. The possible animal source of COVID-19 has not yet been confirmed but research is ongoing.
To the best of my knowledge no study has so far investigated the replication of novel Coronavirus in arthropods (to which mosquitoes belong to). In other words there is no evidence that novel coronavirus can be transmitted through mosquitoes. But no study has refuted also
please see this link:
https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2020/04/16/can-mosquitoes-spread-coronavirus-covid-19/
To date, there has not been a study that reports that this virus may be transferred by mosquitoes and for me, mosquitoes cannot transmit it. There is work being done on this subject and we have no results.
Article SARS-CoV-2 failure to infect or replicate in mosquitoes: an ...
I agree with the thought that so far there is no record of COVID-19 transmission by mosquitoes. The demands for mosquitoes to be competent in this transfer is negated by their being cold blood. Could there however be a need for the mosquito scholars to keep vigil as the virus seems to have new observation everyday. Originally we were told is not airborne, now we read studies say it can actually be airborne.
There is room for future studies.
the virus has several mechanisms, even a high temperature cannot do anything to it. Until now vigilance and cleanliness are the only solutions.
https://www.sgvmosquito.org/2020-07-21-can-mosquitoes-transmit-2019-novel-coronavirus-covid-19
As per the WHO mosquitoes cannot transfer COVID19
Arirang News from seoul South Korea
*Can mosquitos spread coronavirus?
As the temperature rises, there is greater fear over the possibility of mosquitos spreading COVID-19 from person to person. We dive deeper into the story of mosquitos being a possible medium of contagion for the virus with Kim Woo Joo, a professor of Infectious Diseases at Korea University Guro Hospital, Stephen HIGGS, an associate Vice President of Biosecurity Research Institute, at the Kansas State University
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The temperature in Iraq during the summer is sufficient to eliminate mosquitoes.
But the number of Corona Virus patients in the summer increased dramatically
For a virus; to pass to a person through a mosquito or other kind of insect bite—such as a tick bite—the virus must be able to replicate inside the mosquito or tick (Thus it must possess special receptors to enter the cells). Neither the new coronavirus nor any other type of coronavirus has been shown to do that.
“It’s quite a complex process,” former US Navy entomologist Joseph M. Conlon, who has extensive worldwide experience in mosquito control and is a technical advisor to the American Mosquito Control Association (AMCA), tells Health. “First of all, the mosquito would have to pick up the requisite amount of virus during its bite. The virus must then not only survive the digestive process, but replicate within the mosquito and pass through the gut wall to the coelom (main body cavity) of the mosquito. From there it must make its way to the salivary glands and be expressed by the mosquito as part of its salivary secretions.
I totally agree, and in addition on the body of mosquitoes live parasites that clean their outer surfaces. So, 0.00000 possibility ... that the covid-19 virus can live in the body of a mosquito.
The number of deaths due to COVID-19 exceeds one million (1,065,396)!
If the anti-COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, will you agree to take it even if it is much expensive?
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?