et-finalized</em> study estimates it was 5.7(!) in Wuhan.<sup id="fnref10"><a href="#fn10" rel="footnote">10</a></sup></p>

	<p>In our simulations ‚Äì <em>at the start &amp; on average</em> ‚Äì an <icon i></icon> infects someone every 4 days, over 10 days. &quot;4 days&quot; goes into &quot;10 days&quot; two-and-a-half times. This means ‚Äì <em>at the start &amp; on average</em> ‚Äì each <icon i></icon> infects 2.5 others. Therefore, R<sub>0</sub> = 2.5. (caveats:<sup id="fnref11"><a href="#