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This Mall In Thailand Implements Foot-Operated Elevators To Reduce The Risk Of COVID-19 Among Shoppers

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Hello there friends! When the World Health Organization put on the label of a pandemic on COVID-19, there’s no denying the severity of the Coronavirus. To date, there are close to nearly 5 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the world. Meanwhile, here in Thailand, there are over 3000 COVID-19 positive cases. So, as an alternative to keep COVID-19 at bay, this mall in Thailand implements foot-operated elevators. Keep reading!

Innovative, Hands-Free, Foot-Operated Elevators In Thailand

The past few days, Thailand has been recording a slow data report for new COVID-19 cases and it’s something we shouldn’t take granted for. As we all know, COVID-19 is a silent killer so there’s no exact way to tell how at risk we really are.

Foot Elevators Thailand
Photo: @SeaconSquare

Thus, in line with this, Seacon Square, a mall in Bangkok, Thailand is the first to implement pedals in their lifts so as to avoid any unnecessary contact with possibly infected lift buttons. We’ve all read and heard that the quickest way to contract COVID-19 is via touching infected surfaces. Consequently, we self-transmit those viruses into our bodies whenever we touch our eyes, nose, or mouth.

Foot Elevators Thailand
Photo: @cgtn.com (Website)

And, let’s admit that although we love hanging out in the malls, the lift buttons can be one of the places that are possibly contaminated. This is because the buttons are exposed to countless shoppers. With that said, Seacon Square introduces the hands-free method, foot-operated elevators to operate their lifts as a manner to reduce the risk of infection among shoppers.

Foot Elevators Thailand
Photo: The Standard

Watcharaporn, a shopper, said, “They did a good job in preparing this. I feel much safer because we use our hands to do various things all the time.”

Foot Elevators Thailand
Photo: @cgtn.com (Website)

Stay Safe!

Regardless, it’s always best to keep ourselves safe whenever we leave home. Practise a good sense of hygiene by wearing a mask and washing hands regularly. Stay safe, everyone!

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Featured Image: @SeaconSquare | @The Standard

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