Sanitizing portals key to reopen after COVID-19 outbreak

Normally, a vaccine takes 18 to 24 months due to the number of clinical trials it must pass before being made available for the public. That means that a vaccine for the coronavirus known as COVID-19 will not be ready until 2021. In the meantime, world leaders are looking to reopen more businesses because the economy is in its worst recession since the Great Depression of the 1930’s.

The problem is that not only there is not a vaccine for COVID-19, there is not even a uniform test for the coronavirus that has been deemed legitimate by the Food and Drug Administration. Plus, there are not enough tests to test each and every person on this planet.

Nevertheless, sanitizing portals may be the key to reopening the economy. In Mexico City, disinfectant portals are being used throughout the city because social distancing is impossible in Mexico’s capital due to their immense population density.

The portals spray a bleach/water mix upon anyone who walks through them. Check out how the portals work in the video below.

#1 Mexican ‘disinfectant portals’ use water and bleach, but does it work?

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These portals are like a car wash for people.

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Have you become an expert germ stopper over the past couple of months? Let me know in the comments. You must be a germ stopper because people are still going out in public on a daily basis spreading the coronavirus.