300 of New Hampshire’s licensed ambulance service units will soon be able to better disinfect their vehicles, reports the Associated Press.
According to state safety officials, 300 ambulance service units will be gaining access to “electrostatic sprayers” which will help disinfect vehicles. Safety officials continue by stating that the lightweight, handheld device allows for 36-touchless sanitization and disinfection, “ideal for the current pandemic.”
NH Bureau of EMS Chief Justin Romanello says that the sprayers should cut down on turnaround times following EMS calls.
The Granite State Health Care Coalition helped with funding.
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