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Cases of Sars occur in persons who have had close face-to-face contact with Sars patients. Evidence shows that Sars is spread through droplet transmission – a sufferer sneezes or coughs and someone else breathes in these droplets – or through direct contact with bodily secretions. There is no evidence of airborne transmission.
