Risk of fire from anti-COVID-19 nylon sheets

Risk of fire from anti-COVID-19 nylon sheets

A firefighter in Kanazawa, central Japan, carries out a combustion experiment on sheets set up at restaurants and store cashier stands to prevent droplet infections of the novel coronavirus on June 17, 2020. The experiment was conducted to highlight the risk of fire as such sheets are often made of nylon or vinyl and are flammable. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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  • 2020/6/17 12:20:36
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