SARS-CoV-2 Virus is the correct option.
- Although singing produces respiratory droplets and aerosols, it is unclear how much each of these particles contributes to the spread of COVID-19. The limited number of observational research and experimental models that support COVID-19 transmission during singing are the only sources of supportive evidence. Singing has been connected to 13 of 1,548 (or 1%) reported superspreading incidents.
- Wind instrument playing has been linked to the transmission of fomite in investigations involving pathogens other than COVID-19. Wind instrument playing can create respiratory droplets and aerosols.
- There are no documented instances of wind instrument playing causing COVID-19 transmission.
- Organizers of performances can reduce the spread of COVID-19 by mandating that performers and spectators keep a social distance from one another, wear masks (if practical), wash their hands frequently, and refrain from sharing instruments or other props.
Singing, which causes the generation and spread of aerosolized particles, has recently been implicated in the spread of SARS-CoV-2 Virus.
Learn more about SARS-CoV-2 Virus:
https://brainly.com/question/28000703
#SPJ9
