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According to the British newspaper Daily Mail report, government officials, who consulted with experts, suggested that buildings be regularly ventilated to prevent the coronavirus outbreak.
According to the news, the scientists warned that the risk of contracting coronavirus in the winter season may increase by a third due to poor ventilation, and determined that this is especially true for offices and educational institutions. Government officials, after consulting the experts, concluded that the spaces should be ventilated regularly, suggesting that the windows of the interior spaces be kept half open or ventilated every 10-15 minutes.
The authorities argue that the measure in question will reduce the risk of contracting the infection by 70 percent.
“We spend most of our time indoors, so ventilation is necessary,” said UK Deputy Health Minister Jo Churchill. Scientists recommend ventilating the house if one of the family members is sick, and if a guest comes to the house and immediately after leaving.
Professor at the University of Leeds in England. “Fresh air must come from outside, air circulation inside means taking out the aerosols that contain the virus, not taking them out, but moving them into the room,” said Catherine Noakes.
Noakes also added that the room may not be particularly ventilated if there is an air conditioner that uses outside air.
