SARS

A: No, Sars can only survive on inanimate objects for three to four hours. 

This means that if someone were infected, and sneezed on the bubblewrap for a product or inside a bottle of something headed for export, by the time it got to its destination, the virus would no longer be alive.

Source: World Health Organization

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