The Defense Research and Development Organization has developed a full body disinfection chamber for health workers facing the frontline amid a nationwide outbreak of Coronavirus.

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According to an official release on this matter, DRDO's Vehicle Research and Development Establishment at Ahmednagar in Maharashtra has developed a 'Personal Sanitization Inclosure'. This portable enclosure that comes out later has a sanitizer and soap dispenser. As soon as it enters, the process of disinfecting using the foot pedals starts. The electric pump produces a disinfectant mist of hyposodium chloride as soon as it enters the chamber.

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This inclose sprays hyposodium chloride for 25 seconds and then stops automatically. During this time, the person undergoing the process of disinfection in the chamber has to keep his eyes closed. The sanitizing solution needs to be refilled in this chamber only after the disinfection of 650 people. The system has been constructed in four days with the help of M / s Das Hitachi Limited, Ghaziabad. It can be used to disinfect individuals at the entry and exit of hospitals, malls, offices and important establishments.

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