ANKARA, Oct 12 (AA/APP): The novel coronavirus survives on surfaces for 28 days, a study by Australian national science agency has found.
The research carried out at the CSIRO found that the virus was “extremely robust at 20°C [68F]”. The researchers used stainless steel, glass, vinyl, paper and polymer banknotes, and cotton cloth as surfaces during the study.
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