The hottest week of the year could lower coronavirus transmission rates, after a study showed that strong British summer sunlight causes the virus to decay to almost nothing in just 30 minutes.
But the virus struck Australia (and the rest of the southern hemisphere) in the heat of summer. Didn't seem to make a difference. And New Zealand saw a reduction in cases at the start of winter. So... ?
NewMumOnline It's harmless to the majority.
Saving this for the second wave...in July apparently
hows it doing in iran
Manaus, Brazil - temperature 31C. Covid-19 doesn't care about hot weather.
Will Hancock order sunbathers to leave their names and addresses with some jobsworth before they go on the beach?
; FLORDIA quite SUNNY STATE, let's look a tthe infections
'trong British summer sunlight has the ability to make the virus decay in just 30 minutes By Sarah Knapton, Science Editor 22 June 2020 • 3:01pm' SARHA KNAPTON doesnt have a science A level to her name. This is irresponsible bullshit.
Jesus VOODO SCIENCE, you used to be a proper respectable newspaper ! Now, you're just THE SUN without tits.
Rubbish. Anyone more anti bias you want to throw at us? 😂
I'm having a doubt here. India, Brazil or Mexico the temperatures also have risen to high value. Still the COVID19 transmission rates been increasing. So I believe still we don't have enough data to come to a conclusion!
That's 💩 as it has been hot in Germany yet their R number has quadrupled in the last 72 hours
Its now 45 Deg C most days here in Dubai - and yet its had no effect in lowering transmission whatsoever.
This time next year Rodders, we could be millionaires. Tory sympathisers clutching at straws?
Singapore is 31 degree celcius all the time, but has half the number of cases of China’s total despite half of Wuhan’s population. Your point?
A relationship between Covid transmission and heat hasn’t been conclusively proven, has it?
....you said that in April. Have you looked at the data?
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