WATCH: Experiment Demonstrates How Coronavirus Could be Spread at a Restaurant Buffet

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In an experiment conducted by Japanese broadcaster NHK in collaboration with experts on how contact infections, which are said to have led to the spread of infection on cruise ships, occur, a paint that looks like a virus spreads through what many people touch. It was confirmed.

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