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Is coronavirus airborne?

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  • 02-05-2021 11:31pm
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    Chuzzle7
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    I do not check the HSE website regularly for updates until today. It used to be close contact spread but now they are saying that airborne transmission can happen.

    What does this mean now for a workplace for example? If one person tests positive would everyone have to get tested?
    Post edited by Spear on


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    endacl
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    Are you posting from six months ago?


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    Shield
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    Ask in our Coronavirus forum.


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    L'prof
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    Chuzzle7 wrote: »
    I do not check the HSE website regularly for updates until today. It used to be close contact spread but now they are saying that airborne transmission can happen.

    What does this mean now for a workplace for example? If one person tests positive would everyone have to get tested?

    Most people wear masks in workplaces now so not everyone would need to be tested


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    Chuzzle7
    Site Banned Posts: 52 ✭✭Chuzzle7


    Shield wrote: »
    Ask in our

    Sorry for posting it in the wrong place. Can this be moved to the coronavirus forum?


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    emeldc
    Registered Users Posts: 2,593 ✭✭✭emeldc


    Chuzzle7 wrote: »
    Sorry for posting it in the wrong place. Can this be moved to the coronavirus forum?
    Just google it. It’s all there.


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