Coronavius in polluted air zones is more dangerous, survives several days

People are more likely to be infected by Coddy-19 in high - pollution areas because particles can contain enough virus, scientists have claimed.

The data shows that London, Birmingham, New York, LA, Mexico City, Delhi all have high levels of pollution and were beaten by Coddy-19.

International researchers led by Taipei Medical University in Taiwan have confirmed that pollution plays a direct role in spreading the disease.

Viruses can be absorbed by particles produced mainly by car gases or by construction works and then travelling or staying in the air for hours or even days before being sucked by someone, they are expressed.

This suggests that humans can absorb the coronary from small particles of air.

Furthermore, evidence has found that the matter of particles can make cells in the lungs more sensitive to coronary, increasing the risk of getting sick.

So far, health officials have said that the coronary has spread mainly from large respiratory points from coughing or sneezing. But new evidence suggests air transmission also plays an important role.

Scientists say viruses can be absorbed by particles (PM) and remain in the air for hours or days. Small particles can then be absorbed deep into the lungs, where the virus begins to spread.

Various studies in Italy have shown that countries that have been the hardest hit by Covid-19 are countries with considerable pollution.

Lombardia in northern Italy has many factories, heavy traffic, and is surrounded by mountains that prevent air flow.