The virus is unable to travel long distances. It is contained only in the drops that the person exhales while coughing or sneezing. Distance is a guarantee of security. This is a factor of the interruption of the epidemic chain. Therefore, it is impossible to catch the virus even from an infected person, if you’re at least 1.5 m apart from each other.

Most often, the virus affects the mucous membranes of the nose and eyes through hands or other objects (handkerchief or gloves) after touching the objects (animals, meat, fish, door handles and handrails), contaminated by respiratory secretions of a sick or infected person.

There is currently no official confirmation that animals (for example, dogs or cats) can be the carriers of the new coronavirus. However, we recommend you wash your hands with soap and water after contact with pets. This will protect you from the risk of spreading a number of bacteria the person can catch from pets.

Fruits are an unsuitable environment for the long-term survival of the virus. There is no information about the transmission of the virus through the fruits. We want to remind you that fruits should be thoroughly washed, but this is a standard recommendation.

The virus can live on surfaces from 3 hours to several days. Specific terms depend on a number of conditions. For example, the type of surfaces, the temperature, and humidity of the environment. Therefore, it is important to disinfect the surfaces, door handles, technics, etc.

Yes, completely. It is impossible to get infected with COVID-19 via parcel. WHO doesn’t recommend any restrictions on trade and movement of goods from PCR. Mail delivery from/to PCR is carried out in normal mode.