Nice to hear some good news

[xsnaggle]

From the BBC:

Welsh inventors have been among those working on new designs to try to help prevent the spread of the virus.

Mass production has begun of a snood-type mask, which designers say can kill this coronavirus - potentially helping protect frontline workers and the vulnerable.

The company behind it hopes to make as many as a million-a-week and plans to reserve part of that stock for the NHS.

"We have been working on the anti-viral coating since 2011 but it's only in the last five weeks that we have developed the snood in response to the current pandemic," said Anna Roberts, of Virustatic Shield.

Meanwhile, a new ventilator, which took just three days to design, has already successfully treated a Covid-19 patient- and has been backed by the Welsh Government.

[Croesy Blue]

Great news

[Trigger]

Good stuff.

[the other bob wilson]

From the BBC:

Welsh inventors have been among those working on new designs to try to help prevent the spread of the virus.

Mass production has begun of a snood-type mask, which designers say can kill this coronavirus - potentially helping protect frontline workers and the vulnerable.

The company behind it hopes to make as many as a million-a-week and plans to reserve part of that stock for the NHS.

"We have been working on the anti-viral coating since 2011 but it's only in the last five weeks that we have developed the snood in response to the current pandemic," said Anna Roberts, of Virustatic Shield.

Meanwhile, a new ventilator, which took just three days to design, has already successfully treated a Covid-19 patient- and has been backed by the Welsh Government.

Good to read, thanks for posting it.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I look forward to seeing the first dude with a snood.

[life on mars]

From the BBC:

Welsh inventors have been among those working on new designs to try to help prevent the spread of the virus.

Mass production has begun of a snood-type mask, which designers say can kill this coronavirus - potentially helping protect frontline workers and the vulnerable.

The company behind it hopes to make as many as a million-a-week and plans to reserve part of that stock for the NHS.

"We have been working on the anti-viral coating since 2011 but it's only in the last five weeks that we have developed the snood in response to the current pandemic," said Anna Roberts, of Virustatic Shield.

Meanwhile, a new ventilator, which took just three days to design, has already successfully treated a Covid-19 patient- and has been backed by the Welsh Government.

Go Wales go , com'on Welsh Government show some initiative throw development funding their way now

[elytillidie]

I look forward to seeing the first dude with a snood.

Remember when footballers wore them for a while, Carlos Tevez for instance.
Snood.jpg

Also there was a period when they smeared Vicks on their shirts, Patrick Viera being the prime example. In this photo it looks like he got it off David Semen.

Viera.jpg
(Lockdown post)