Covid-19: Watch how Japanese machines are disinfecting Delhi streets
Updated on Apr 13, 2020 09:33 pm IST
With over a thousand Covid-19 cases being detected in the national capital, the Delhi government has deployed machines with 'Japanese technology' to disinfect streets and alleys. The machines have retractable 'wings' which are used to spray disinfectants. The wingspan can change according to the width of the road. Delhi Jal Board Vice Chairman, Radhav Chadha, said that it was the government's effort to rid streets of germs and viruses, especially in the capital's 'red' and 'orange' zones. These are areas where there is either high Covid caseload, or expected to be.
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