Mary Wilson
Well-known member
The German government is investing €500m (?452m; $488m) in improving ventilation systems in public buildings to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
The grants will go to improve the air circulation in public offices, museums, theatres, universities and schools. Private firms are not yet eligible.
Viruses spread on tiny droplets called aerosols, exhaled by infected people - especially when they sneeze or cough.
... Colder weather puts more people at risk because they spend more time indoors.
The main aim is to upgrade existing air conditioning systems, rather than install new ones, which costs more.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54599593
The grants will go to improve the air circulation in public offices, museums, theatres, universities and schools. Private firms are not yet eligible.
Viruses spread on tiny droplets called aerosols, exhaled by infected people - especially when they sneeze or cough.
... Colder weather puts more people at risk because they spend more time indoors.
The main aim is to upgrade existing air conditioning systems, rather than install new ones, which costs more.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54599593