Coronavirus Spread: Mosquitoes Can't Spread Coronavirus - Research.

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Do Mosquitoes spread coronavirus?
According to scientists, even if an infected person bites a mosquito, the coronavirus present in the person’s blood cannot survive inside the mosquito.

New Delhi, Lifestyle Desk. Coronavirus is an infectious disease that spreads rapidly from one person to another. In the rainy season, mosquitoes breed fast, in this season if a mosquito bites the corona positive and then the same mosquito bites another healthy person, is that mosquito spreading the corona? Scientists have now found the answer to this question.

According to scientists, even if an infected person bites a mosquito, the corona virus in the person’s blood cannot survive inside the mosquito, so there is no risk of infection if the same mosquito bites another person.

Scientists have confirmed for the first time that the covid-19 pandemic corona virus cannot spread through mosquitoes. This reinforces the World Health Organization (WHO) claim that the disease is not spread by mosquito bites in humans.

The study, published in the journal Scientific Reports research, presented experimental data collected for the first time to examine the ability of the corona virus to spread through mosquitoes. “The World Health Organization has firmly said that mosquitoes cannot spread the virus,” said Stephen Higgs, a researcher and co-author of the research paper at Kansas State University in the United States.

In the study we have done, for the first time the figures are presented authentically to substantiate this claim. According to a study conducted

by the University’s Institute of Biosafety Research, the virus is unable to breed among three common species of mosquitoes and therefore cannot reach humans through mosquitoes.

Corona virus is spreading rapidly in India too and has become the third country to cross the number of 1 million infected.