Disinfectant tunnels don't stop Covid-19 spread but may harm people going through: Experts


Disinfectant is automatically discharged onto individuals passing through the tunnel.- A1 Facility Services

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Experts have warned against the use of disinfectant tunnels that many countries, including Singapore, are setting up to spray on people as they enter certain premises.

The idea is for people to walk through these tunnels or chambers and be disinfected to reduce the risk of them spreading Covid-19.

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