Does moisture in the air prevent the spread of corona virus?


New Delhi, 24, August, 2020, Monday

The coronavirus vaccine is being researched along with the favorable weather conditions for its spread. The research team from India and Germany have noticed that the relative humidity in the air prevents the spread of the virus. The virus is less prevalent in humid places, especially compared to a dry house with AC. For this, the team reached this conclusion based on the evaluation of about 10 international researches. The team relied on investigations into new corona viruses such as H1N1 and MRS Cove. According to the report, moisture plays an important role in the spread of Covid-12 through air inside buildings. Humidity in public buildings is required to be 40% and maximum 60%. Doing so can reduce the risk of living with the virus.


The shape of the droplets is important for the spread of the virus through the moisture in the air. The aerosol with the virus in the air for hours is important. The virus survives even when the aerosol falls from the air to the surface. In places where the humidity is high, there are also large droplets of viral aerosols that fall to the surface quickly. This reduces the likelihood of respiratory corona transmission through viral micro-droplets. However, the evaporation of dry air instead of moisture causes the microblood to become smaller, which floats in the air. In such cases, if the humidity is high, the risk of the virus in the body decreases through inhalation through the nose.


Experts believe that the risk of the virus is higher in winter as the weather is drier in winter than in summer. It will help in the spread of Kovid-12. By understanding the balance of moisture and dry air, not only Covid-12 but also future viruses can be reduced in intensity.

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