Mexico outdoor food markets installs sanitation tunnels to try and prevent spread of COVID-19
A merchants union in Guadalajara set up ozone-based sanitation tunnels at the Mexico's second biggest food market to fight the spread of COVID-19. Salvador Hernández Navarro, president of the Grocery Merchant's Union, said market is the first in the world that uses the sanitation tunnel system.
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