Monaco Streets And Elevators To Be Disinfected
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As of Monday 5 a.m., Monaco’s sanitation company (Société Monégasque d'Assainissement, or SMA), began disinfecting public spaces in Monaco, including sidewalks and elevators.
The minster of public works, the environment and urban development, Marie-Pierre Gramaglia, said, “It is important that we commit all of our teams and all of our resources to reduce the risk of contamination of Monegasques, residents and employees.”
A team of 30 will work seven days a week using a pine-scented biodegradable bactericide to manually clean elevator buttons, escalator ramps and handrails while a sprinkler-type sytem with an 8000-liter capacity will be used for sidewalks.
The number of people in Monaco confirmed to be Covid-19 postivie doubled over 48 hours, from Friday, March 20, to Sunday, March 23—rising from 12 to 22 active cases.
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