The Federal Government says it has received a donation of three smart walk-through testing booths from the government of the Republic of Korea.
“Its key features include a high-efficiency particulate air filter, high-efficiency bi-directional fan module, air conditioning, intercom system and LED control panel and a heating system to make the environment conducive for medical staff collecting COVID-19 samples,” the Korean Ambassador to Nigeria, H.E. Maj. Gen. Lee In-Tae, said at the event.
He said the smart walk-through booths were expected to provide medical staff with effective protection during sample collection, support mass screening for COVID-19 in a timely manner and reduce the use of Personal Protective Equipment during test sample collection. The ambassador, who commended Nigerian front line health workers for their resilience in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, said, “The donation of the the smart walk-through booths for COVID-19 sample collection marks another milestone in the bilateral relations between our country and Nigeria, which has been established since 1980.
I wonder why those foreign countries giving Nigeria help at slight I doubt they benefits from Nigeria beyond imagination
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