

HOW COVID-19 SPREAD
Contagion
COVID-19 can spread through several common forms of contact. Understanding how transmission occurs helps individuals take the right steps to stay safe and reduce the risk of infection.
01. Animal Contact
While rare, certain infections can be transmitted from animals to humans through close interaction. This generally occurs when bodily fluids, respiratory droplets, or contaminated surfaces come into direct contact with a person.
Taking precautions around animals that may be exposed to viral environments helps significantly reduce risks.
Proper hygiene, responsible pet handling, and avoiding unnecessary exposure remain essential for prevention.

02. Personal Contact
Direct person-to-person contact is one of the most common ways viruses spread.
Transmission can occur through handshakes, hugs, or touching surfaces that were recently contaminated by an infected individual.
Close physical interaction, especially in crowded or poorly ventilated environments, increases the likelihood of exposure.
Practicing good hygiene and minimizing unnecessary contact are effective ways to reduce risk.

03. Air Transmission
Airborne transmission happens when tiny respiratory droplets or aerosol particles remain suspended in the air after an infected person coughs, talks, or breathes.
These particles may travel distances beyond immediate contact, especially in enclosed or lightly ventilated settings.
Improving indoor airflow, wearing protective masks, and maintaining safe distancing significantly lower the chance of inhaling infectious particles.

04. Contained Object
Viruses can survive on surfaces for varying lengths of time, depending on environmental conditions.
Transmission may occur when a person touches an object or surface that has been contaminated by an infected individual and then touches their eyes, nose, or mouth.
Common high-touch items such as door handles, mobile phones, handrails, or shared equipment can become sources of indirect infection.
Regular cleaning, hand hygiene, and avoiding unnecessary surface contact help minimize this risk.


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