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cord-295431-p9iy7uaf	Atangana, Ernestine	Facemasks simple but powerful weapons to protect against COVID-19 spread: Can they have sides effects?	2020-09-30		.txt	text/plain	9778	441	53	Climatic factors including climate temperature, humidity, wind speed have played some crucial role in respect to the transition of the ongoing pandemic COVID-19, caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus2 (SARS-COV-2) and patient's recovery and the death rate across the globe. With all these results in hand, there is a clear evidence that the wind could be a carrier of droplets containing concentration of COVID-19, while some case studied have been done for indoor and outdoor exposure with a wind speed of 2km/h, no mathematical model has been suggested to see in general how far such droplets could be transported. It was also observed that the transport followed a crossover behaviour, where during the first period, the transport followed a fading memory process but later a power law behaviour, with no steady state, this was very interesting as this shows that, when the COVID-19 infected person sneezed there were no wind effect, thus concentration released in the air with initial speed was able to spread like in the results described in [66] see Figure 8 below.	./cache/cord-295431-p9iy7uaf.txt	./txt/cord-295431-p9iy7uaf.txt