New Delhi: Countries all over the world are troubled by the coronavirus. Millions of people are infected with this virus and nearly three and a half lakh people have died due to the virus. Governments of all countries have carried out a lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and are advised to follow social distancing.
Even after all this, some places remained such that they were kept in essential services and they were open at all costs. Now, the possibility of spreading the virus infection from these open things is also being expressed. The virus is being said to stay at these places for a long time, in which the biggest danger is being told by petrol pumps. According to a BBC report, Dr Joey Grove, a virologist at University College London, has given information about this.
According to virologist Dr Joy Grove of University College London, a virus made from a metal or plastic surface can survive for several days. There is a ban on the gathering of people in public places, but petrol pumps are open, due to this, now claims are being made that it is said, "the virus can be present for many days at the petrol pump." The risk of spreading is also high.
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