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If you need to meet people, do so in a hot environment

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Since the virus stays alive longer on certain surfaces…
Never assume.

A few people have messaged me to tell me that just because it’s hot outside, you still have to protect yourselves.

Of course.

Does heat kill the coronavirus?

I don’t want you to change any behavior based on the article other than the following:

My advice to you is that if you have to meet people, don’t do it in a cool environment. Do it where it’s hot. Or at least 80 Fahrenheit (27 Celsius).

Look at how crowded India is and still no major amount of fatalities due to the virus. The heat is likely what slows or stalls the spreading.

I also do not encourage Rh(D) negative individuals to protect any less because of this:

Are rh negatives resistant to the coronavirus?

Use common sense. Do not assume. Protect yourselves at all times.

And one more thing:

Don’t panic!
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One Comment

  1. Debsie2222 March 18, 2020

    I feel that the heat will not kill the virus. Normally viruses spread rapidly in warm areas. I still feel strongly that this virus was meant to be airborne and dropped on targeted areas of the world ever so many days apart via airplane, something like chemtrails or whatever one wants to call it . A deliberate act by persons of known or unknown origin orchestrated by the higher powers that control and rule this world.

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