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Japanese supercomputer portrays how COVID-19 may spread faster in low humidity
Kathmandu. Researchers at Riken and Kobe University in Japan have simulated the risk posed by low humidity with regards to the spread of COVID-19. Through the use of Fugaku supercomputer, they have concluded that a dry season accelerates the conditions for the contraction of the virus. As winter fast approaches in the major parts of
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