SP CPTM and Metrô stations receive ‘sanitation booths’ against coronavirus | Saint Paul

According to the folder, the cabin has a presence sensor that “activates the sprayers with chlorhexidine, a hygienic hydroalcoholic solution, effective against bacteria, fungi, yeasts and viruses.” According to STM, this solution is certified by the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa).

“Each person is only four seconds inside the box, and the effectiveness of the solution is four hours,” the secretary said in a note.

The initiative is a partnership between the São Paulo State Government and the pharmaceutical company Neobrax. According to the pharmaceutical company, the powdered composition “does not irritate the skin and mucous membranes and does not require rinsing.” The company also said the idea is that the booth “will be permanently located at strategic points in the capital and even after the pandemic.”

Hygiene store in Osasco

The cleaning process is carried out through tents that release an aerosol into the air that contains a disinfecting solution, made up of sodium hypochlorite, also called bleach, and plant extract diluted in water. According to the city, the mixture has an antibacterial effect and can also help fight coronavirus.