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Published on April 23, 2021
Suggestions by Mr. Vijay Joshi, CEO-India, Symphony Ltd.
Lately, a report published in the medical journal Lancet mentioned that SARS-CoV-2 virus that is responsible for COVID-19, is an airborne pathogen which means that this disease could primarily be transmitting through air. This has been an alarming finding as when a COVID positive person coughs or sneezes, they release particles (droplets) containing the virus. While larger droplets fall to the ground, smaller droplets comprising the virus can remain suspended in the air. Further, if someone breathes in the same air, they can get infected with the virus.
In the current scenario, the role of ventilation is indispensable. Ventilation plays a crucial factor in preventing the virus from spreading indoors. Poor ventilation can build up the virus in the room consequently spreading it to more people. While people can resort to natural ventilation methods like opening doors and windows, it is important to ensure that the air is getting circulated continuously.
Below are the ways by which you can improve ventilation in your home: