Sure but spreading rumour and under mining authorities who are working in the best interests of the population is not helping anyoneThere is a chance of either outcome.
View: https://twitter.com/AlastairJT/status/1241330356718129155?s=19
I'd go with the boffins in this case rather than a rent-a-gob from The Guardian, but you do you.
Spain did it first - told them who they worked for
Seaside visitors defy social distancing advice
People are weird, did they all think they'd be the only ones to think "I know what's not shut yet"
Seaside visitors defy social distancing advice
People are weird, did they all think they'd be the only ones to think "I know what's not shut yet"
I saw that but I do not know where in Sweden this is happening. I am surrounded by 4 supermarkets (they still work on a community model here) and all have stocks of toilet roll. I subscribe to the local as well as DN and the reports of bunking down are not as prevalent as in The guardian The independent and The Times.
Direct sunlight kills it on surfacesThe theory that warmer weather kills the virus is unproven.
Source?
Soy, tomato or perhaps tartare?
Direct sunlight kills it on surfaces
Usual politically biased 'facto', they alting turn the story to warm weather, direct sunlight on surfaces will deactivate a virus.Oh hello @Job aka "Mr Fake news"...
PolitiFact - No, sunlight has not been proven to kill coronavirus
How long it lasts on different surfaces:
Here’s how long the coronavirus will last on surfaces, and how to disinfect those surfaces. | Live Science
So cover everything in copper!