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W.H.O recognizes COVID is airborne, Should we take more precautions? | The Urban Debate
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42:17Now PlayingOn the Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, WHO recognizes evidence that COVID 19 is airborne. Should you take more precautions?
Dr. Rajesh M. Parikh, Director, Medical Research Jaslok Hospital explains.
Lilavati Hospital's Dr. Shashank Joshi says "The risk of airborne transmission goes up to where there is crowded, clustered & poorly ventilated environment; humidity is going to make it worse
Listen in to know some precautions Mumbaikars can take to keep safe.
Dr. Subramanian Swaminathan Sr Consultant at Infectious diseases Gleneagles Global says "We need to be very careful as it has huge public health & infection control implications. Once we say it's airborne, we have to invest in negative pressure rooms for everybody, that's not a possibility."
Saurabh Arora, Founder & CEO - University Living explains after POTUS Donald Trump modifies student visa, what impact will it have on Indian students in the U.S?
CEO CanAm Asia Jeff Decicco says "What will probably happen over the next few weeks is that some of the universities will start to reconsider the policies, as they are also a business after all."
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