Corona virus in packages?

[barrgan]

Has anyone looked at how muchCorona virus is in the air of sealed packes out of china?...whether accidental or deliberate?

[ambercat16]

Coronavirus myths dispelled by NSW Health 

[martinw-48]

Myths, in this modern world.
Surely not

[rogespeed]

Seems four or fives days according to this source

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/coronavirus-can-stay-infectious-on-surfaces-for-up-to-9-days-report-...

[ambercat16]

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@martinw-48 wrote:
Myths, in this modern world.
Surely not

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Haha, I've just finished reading Stephen Fry's "Greek Myths" and I tell you the stories there are much more believable than the carp you read on face book these days.

😏

[martinw-48]

I don't Facebook.
I refuse to be milked by Zuckerberg.
I try to limit just how many people use me as a cash cow.
Also prefer to actually talk to my actual friends

[myoclon1cjerk]

If it is, you can bet your boots the Illuminati and the Rothschilds are behind it.

[shoppingbag*]

I have never had a parcel arrive this quickly from China, so I guess I am safe. Most of the things I have bought can take up to two months to arrive.

[bright.ton42]

IMO not enough is known yet about how the virus is spread.  .   Yes by droplet, that we know.  But i have heard this discussed in a panel on   on the ABC   , sorry don't have the link.  It  seems that most 'experts' are just not game to admit that,  and skirt around it.  

[*kazumi*]

Nobody really knows anything much about this virus, but how long it stays in the environment has been establishe at 4 - 5 days with 9 days in only one test in Germany.  It takes at least 2 weeks to get here from China, so I am not concerned.  I am expecting some clothing soon; will wash it as soon as it comes out of the package, and hope for nice hot day to dry it in the sun.