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But the pandemic has seen a gradual shift in thinking; last summer, 239 scientists in 32 countries wrote an open letter to the WHO, urging the body to take airborne transmission more seriously. Now, scientists in the WHO and the Centers for Disease Control, the influential American equivalent of Public Health England, say aerosol transmission is possible but much less likely. In study on Covid published in May in the journal Nature Research, researchers set up ‘aerosol traps’ around two hospitals in Wuhan, and found bits of the virus’s genetic material floating around indoor toilets, as well as a room in the hospital where medical staff removed their masks, gowns, and gloves.

This in turn will enhance Turkey’s “value added economy”, minister Mustafa Varank said Wednesday. Supporters of the programme believe it will provide jobs for scientists, reducing a brain drain from the country. The First Minister said on Tuesday that she will “continue to do my job” when asked whether the coronavirus press conferences, which are currently broadcast in full, would carry on once strict pre election rules kick in.