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No. It is ethically incorrect because
- SARs-CoV-2 spreads through droplet nuclei and through fomites
- When a case of COVID- 19, sneezes or coughs or even speaks, aerosolization of respiratory secretions take place.
- The respiratory secretions contain SARs-CoV-2 ( novel coronavirus). The virus can travel for a distance of 2 meters in droplet nuclei
- If any person within this distance inhales these droplet nuclei, he/she can get infected.
- Another way, COVID-19 spread is through touch. When droplet nuclei are deposited on inanimate objects, it gets contaminated with the virus.
- So handshaking, touching handles, etc can spread the virus.
- In simple words, overcrowding should be avoided.
- An infect person can transmit the infection 24 hrs prior to the development of symptoms
- The process of virus shedding continues for 37days
- If such a person comes in contact with a susceptible host, that person can get infected.
- People who are elderly ( > 60 yrs) hypertensive and with a history of cardiac illness have a poorer outcome.
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