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Here’s one disturbing thing about COVID: It’s an unseen enemy. Two, it’s incredibly contagious. Three, you’re already infected, yet it still doesn’t hurt. This virus from hell is so sinister you’ll never know you re a carrier, unless to get “swabbed”, or start showing symptoms, a few days after contracting it. But with swab testing inaccessible/too pricey in most parts of the world, you try and live a “normal” life until you, and those around you, start getting feverish, sneezing like crazy and start infecting others too. And, unfortunately, people die from COVID. The primary route of transmission? There’s a growing body of evidence it’s through aerosol ultra-tiny particles loaded with virus wafting about in the air, especially in indoor settings. It’s how the the breath-and-sneeze-of-death cycle goes on, a growing number of scientists argue.

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