Transmission
The first detected cases of coronavirus had a history of contact with bats which caused the suspicion of zoonotic measures (11). Further studies suggested the presence of viruses in body fluids thus droplets and body fluids including sputum and blood could be a means of transmission so precautions should be taken towards blood donation (1, 5). Direct human-to-human transmission and airborne transmission in small closed-areas have also been suspected (10). There is no evidence suggesting vertical mother to child transmission (16).