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The conclusions raised concerns that the widely accepted standard of 2 metres of social distance may not be far enough to keep people safe. The study – adding to a growing body of evidence on airborne transmission of the virus – highlighted how South Korea’s meticulous and often invasive contact tracing regime has enabled researchers to closely track how the virus moves through populations. “In this outbreak, the distances between infector and infected persons were . farther than the generally accepted 2 metres droplet transmission range,” the study’s authors wrote. ED JONES/Getty Images A recent study has found the widely accepted standard of 2m of social distance may not be far enough to keep people safe from coronavirus.

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