Ultraviolet and Air Purifier Trials in Schools to Combat Covid-19
Isobel Frodsham of the Evening Standard News reports that schools are taking part in trials which involve having air purifiers and ultraviolet light installed indoors to combat Covid-19. The trial aims to assess how air purifiers and ultraviolet light mitigate the transmission of coronavirus and other respiratory diseases in schools, the I newspaper said. It also hopes to evaluate how feasible it is to implement the technologies in primary schools, and is expected to yield its first results by the end of the year, the newspaper reported. The Department of Health and Social Care will then consider the final…
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