On the one hand, the heat and humidity are said to decrease the speed of infection of COVID-19, while a new study has indicated that prolonged sunlight has seen the increase in epidemic cases. According to the study published in the journal 'Geographical Analysis', Gai, sunlight causes people to go out in large numbers and increases the risk of infection.
More than 74 lakh cases of coronavirus have been reported worldwide and more than four lakh people have died, according to a new study, the cases were seen more when the sun came out for a long time.
In a study led by Canada's McMaster University, researchers have given information about a wider scientific debate about how changes in weather affect the speed of COVID-19 spread, especially from the summer season. That viral diseases such as influenza and SARS occur at low temperatures and thrive.
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