According to Fan Yifei, People’s Bank of China’s deputy governor, “Money from key virus-hit areas will be sanitized with ultraviolet rays or heated and locked up for at least 14 days, before it is distributed again.” They have also introduced fresh cash worth 600 billion yuan for locations like Hubei -- the epicentre for the coronavirus.
Money laundering.
How about radiation? That’ll work.
When someone sneezes, use force multiplication (many people) to light up the offender.
S/ off.
Science daily article from 2018 suggests it should be used more often to stop influenza, and that low dose UV lights work:
. Continuous low doses of far ultraviolet C (far-UVC) light can kill airborne flu viruses without harming human tissues, according to a new study at the Center for Radiological Research at Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC). The findings suggest that use of overhead far-UVC light in hospitals, doctors' offices, schools, airports, airplanes, and other public spaces could provide a powerful check on seasonal influenza epidemics, as well as influenza pandemics.
This is well known. It has been for along time. To pass this off as something new is a fraud. And there are people out their on the prep forums who have been buying UV units for this virus. I image they are very hard to get at this point.
New? They have known that for a 100 years.
there are problems using UV light: sunburn and cataracts for those exposed, and the studies on Wuhan flu have not been done, and so the dosage to clean surfaces or the indoor atmosphere has to be done (some technical articles out there on this)
but I am old enough to remember whe we used it a lot in hospitals to keep germs from spreading, and then it fell out of favor. However, it’s use in hospitals is starting again, and of course, your mosquito zapper uses UV light to help kill those critters.
Just don’t put yourself under UV light. It causes cancer.
Normal UV-blocking sunglasses work?
I wondered about this myself last week, and searched on the internet. There are scientific studies that UV is effective against coronaviruses, although the specific virus tested in the article is not this new one. It takes about an hour to deactivate most of the virus on a surface. So it will work, but it is kind of difficult to use since it damages our eyes, and so it has to be used in areas or at times where humans are not around.
Fools! There's millions of dollars to be made. Remember Chicongos mayor "Never let a crisis go to waste."
Stop drinking Corona, start drinking Natural Light. Got it.
On Amazon. 338 sq. foot coverage.
https://www.amazon.com/GermGuardian-Purifier-Sanitizer-Allergens-Guardian/dp/B002KMILVG
The ASDU’s very high photon energy actually breaks and destroys the outer membrane and protein molecules of microorganisms, whereas UV-C only deactivates replication. The quicker action time of Excimer Wave Sterilray™ makes single-pass kill possible in HVAC and surface disinfection.
A standard tanning bed mercury vapor lamp is highly germicidal and solid state (LED) variants are used things like bottled water dispensers, however these things are dangerous and can cause skin burns, eye damage, and even carcinomas, so be careful.
Then guys who do a lot of welding...
I just bought a couple kits for my home HVAC systems. Not so much for CV, but for general viruses, mold spores, etc.
I got a toothbrush holder from Rite Aid years ago.