How temperature or other environmental factors can help to reduce the outbreak damage?
Emergencies preparedness, response & future risks?
It has been shown that the virus can survive up to 9 days on surfaces, whereby lower ttemperatures and humidity favour survival.
The virus can live and mitosis actively in living things and inactive in not living things. The virus can be infectious toward one which has not an immune body or weak immunity. When the body is not alive anymore, the virus is too or inactive condition and spread out by the wind or liquid.
It is not only temperature and environmental factors but human behavior as well promptly can reduce the outbreak of disease.
The natural antioxidant and enzyme-coenzyme (from the herb, date palm, and beehive) can help to destroy the virus.
Need further observation and research.
It has been shown that the virus can survive up to 9 days on surfaces, whereby lower ttemperatures and humidity favour survival.
From the epidemiological point of view we can consider that the coronavirus activity has not arrive at the its apex. For that reason the precautions and fears are completely jusitfied .
@Ristina Siti Sundari: without going too much into detail, much of what you say is not correct. E.g., virus replication is not a mitosis, etc. Most importantly: While human behaviour is important, human behavior cannot "promptly" reduce the outbreak of the disease. It might be a good idea not to spread incorrect information.
This study may can help to get the answer and further research directions Christian G Meyer Nicolae Steiner Ristina Siti Sundari
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/science/warm-humid-climate-linked-to-slower-covid-19-transmission-mit-study/article31170541.ece?fbclid=IwAR14av7VoNDq1l6Lml_t0UUS-9jWC3Znu9XAbcs065vCE0uSjtRShU-PMz8
The findings, described in SSRN repository, show that 90 per cent of the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, transmissions until March 22, 2020 have occurred in regions with temperature between 3 and 17 degrees Celsius. They added that these regions also had between 4 to 9 gram per cubic metre (g/m3) of absolute humidity -- a measure of the amount of water vapour per cubic metre of atmosphere. Christian G Meyer Ristina Siti Sundari tina
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