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Amazing Thailand: Drones spraying alcohol deployed to help fight COVID-19


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1 hour ago, wensiensheng said:

Nothing but a publicity stunt. Medically it’s right up there with drinking bleach 

Yup, remember when Trump said inject it, he was a genius as well.

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1 hour ago, Jeffr2 said:

The virus is airborne.  A vast majority get the virus from air droplets, not from surfaces.

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jvchamary/2021/05/04/who-coronavirus-airborne/?sh=53a4d41d4472

 

WHO Finally Admits Coronavirus Is Airborne. It’s Too Late

So why are we told to wear masks then? Normal cloth masks are at best only capable of stopping droplets and not even very good at that. If it is airborne the virus will go straight through. Hold a normal cloth mask up towards a lamp and you can see right through the small holes in it. Virus are tiny. Much smaller than germs.

 

Wearing masks was always political. It's greatest feature is to comfort the uninformed that feels protected by a mask. You breath in and out of the gaps on the sides of the mask and around the nose, and next to no filtering is done.

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Would seem to be as effective as removing a cup of water in the deep end of the swimming pool to raise the water level in the shallow end of the pool. 

 

If Covid is so pervasive that even breathing the air can transmit it, then all this social distancing is for naught.  

It seems to be a desperate attempt to show they are "doing something" to the public when they can't truly come up with effective measures to stem the spread of Covid. 
 

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36 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Anyone know the alcohol percentage they are spraying? Less than 70%, it's useless.

I think they are smart enough to know that they must spray 70% alcohol from the drone to have a good efficacy, COVID will be eradicated from the spayed area and they will all finally be safe  ????

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45 minutes ago, AlfHuy said:

What's about the famous sniffer dogs they were talking about.

They could sniff a bit around HI-SO properties.

Yes, of course it would be seen as a joke by this forum for Thailand to use sniffer dogs.

In other countries it was big news yesterday and viewed as a significant resource against the disease.

 

Claire Guest, Chief Scientific Officer at charity Medical Detection Dogs, which trained the animals, said the results were "further evidence that dogs are one of the most reliable biosensors for detecting the odour of human disease".

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-57200863

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Just now, sandyf said:

Yes, of course it would be seen as a joke by this forum for Thailand to use sniffer dogs.

In other countries it was big news yesterday and viewed as a significant resource against the disease.

there is nothing wrong with using sniffer dogs in very selective situations like airports etc but it offers little on a national level unless they have thousands of them

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2 minutes ago, smedly said:

there is nothing wrong with using sniffer dogs in very selective situations like airports etc but it offers little on a national level unless they have thousands of them

As usual, off at a tangent, every approach gets ridiculed irrespective of the context.

If people do not like what is on the stage, there is always another theatre.

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Alex.  I'll take Waste, Fraud, and Abuse for $100.

Show me the science behind spraying alcohol in open air subject to UV light? 

Occam's Razor.  Why?  Alcohol sales are down.  Monopolies must be economically cared for with government resources.
Hence: spray alcohol into the air outdoors. 

You can't make this nonsense up.

 

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20 minutes ago, smedly said:

there is nothing wrong with using sniffer dogs in very selective situations like airports etc but it offers little on a national level unless they have thousands of them

They have hundred of thousand of stray dogs everywhere in Thailand

it's time to finally make them usefull and start to training them to it

 

They could even launch an ambitious national plan and affect 1 mototaxi to each dog as a caretaker with a small salary:

some money for the motosai guy, some food for the dog, friendship for both

and an useful task for all the Thai society, turning a permanent public threat 

in an help to detect and fight the virus

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1 hour ago, Xonax said:


Airborne over a short distance inside a house. But definitely not out in the open air, where the virus will be diluted and harmless!

They tested it, the virus can spread over a distance of 6 metres ! Also the virus lives on metals or other smooth surfaces longer. As the virus is in spit of people, i would suggest everybody stops talking for a month. ???? 

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I predict this one is going to run to 10 pages+ of alcohol-related jokes.

 

But on a slightly more serious note ... what possible use could this be? unless they flying in and out of open house windows any aerosol sprayed from that thing would dissipate long before it got close to a C-19 virus, more likely to kill, stun or intoxicate a few small birds or larger insects.

 

plus ... hasn't guidance steered away from the benefits of surface cleaning? surface transmission now thought to be responsible for tiny fraction of infections and several immunologists refer to surface-cleaning as 'Covid Theatre' 

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2 minutes ago, xtrnuno41 said:

They tested it, the virus can spread over a distance of 6 metres ! Also the virus lives on metals or other smooth surfaces longer. As the virus is in spit of people, i would suggest everybody stops talking for a month. ???? 

Can we still post about it? I sanitise my screen after reading each post.

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