Sunlight Destroys (Wuhan) Virus Quickly

Yahoo News ^ | 4-18-2020 | Winter and Weinberger

[ocrp1982]

What Glasseye wrote is true. I read about that myself. Hospitals were overwhelmed so they set up field hospitals. The people in the field hospitals fared far better than the patients indoors. Recovered at a much higher percentage and at a faster rate.

[Jess Kitting]

Dumb question:

If most of the virus is inside our bodies, how does it get exposed to sunlight?

[lakecumberlandvet]

“Sunlight destroys virus quickly.”
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So they closed the parks and the beaches. One would think that those in charge don’t want this virus destroyed. Not too soon anyway.

[SkyDancer]

Can’t go out in those tyrannical states that say stay indoors.

[Sirius Lee]

The original Star Trek had an episode where intense light killed a deadly parasite.

Nobody wants a giant flying fried egg stinging them.

[ocrp1982]

The temp does not necessarily mean there is plenty of sunshine. Summers in the south can be cloudy for days and still have daily temps in the 90’s.

[Fury]

Why is the report marked FOUO?

[BookmanTheJanitor]

Experts??? Sigh...

[headstamp 2]

Saw a car next to me in the parking lot with about 5 masks on the dashboard.

[lightman]

Could, could, could.

Yes, Chicken Little, the sky “could” be falling down.

And your hindmost parts “could” get hit by an asteroid.

[RandallFlagg]

And muzzle flashes kill tyranny.
Just a thought.

[lightman]

Ex = a has been
Spurt = a drip under pressure

[Hot Tabasco]

So this is actually a vampire virus.....

[RandallFlagg]

I’m guessing that it’s referring to the virus being in droplets sneezed onto objects.

[neodad]

This Med Cram talks about using far-uv light for disinfecting community n areas.....

[crz]

Vitamin “D”

[Regulator]

“Experts Say”

The stock BS line that Leftist propaganda organs use to convince the Proles it’s all true

[crusty old prospector]

Halp, I’ve got glass in me lungs.

[crusty old prospector]

There are always exceptions to the rule. Try Norway.

[wastoute]

Us, too. We use gloves to bring the mail in and lay it on a table where it gets direct sunlight all day long and wait a couple days to handle it.