Ann: Appendix 4C - 31 December 2019, page-14

Found the articles below....

Coronaviruses

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/01/28/800142530/must-know-vocab-for-wuhan-coronavirus-from-droplets-to-zoonotic
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"How a disease is transferred. This happens in different ways. There's direct transmission — person-to-person contact and droplet spread (see definitions below). And there's indirect transmission, for example, consuming contaminated food and water, getting bitten by a disease-carrying mosquito or tick or breathing in a microbe carried by dust"





https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/what-we-do-dont-know-about-novel-coronavirus

""They can be passed to humans through direct contact with animal feces and other secretions, contaminated food, indirect transmission via a conduit like water, or vector-borne transmission through mosquitoes, other insects, or even mammals, as is the case with rabies. In some zoonotic diseases like SARS and MERS, human-to-human spread then happens through contact with someone who is sick, likely in the same manner that the flu and other respiratory pathogens move from person to person. "