How Long COVID-19 Lasts On Surfaces Poses Problems For NYC Public Transport Workers, Passengers
How Long COVID-19 Lasts On Surfaces Poses Problems For NYC Public Transport Workers, Passengers

Researchers say particles of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 can live up to three days on plastic and steel surfaces.

And New York Gov.

Andrew Cuomo said that's a concern for the New York City's public transport system.

The lifespan of the virus poses a health threat to the city's public transportation workers and passengers alike.

That's because essential employees rely on the buses and trains despite the "pause" order.