US Sabre Technology Services uses ClO2 gas to treat anthrax virus in the auditorium of Smailholm Village, UK
According to www.borderstoday.co.uk, a team of company employees led by John Mason, chairman and general manager of Sabre Technical Services, LLC, recently entered the village of Smailholm in the UK to conduct an auditorium where the anthrax virus was discovered. Chlorine dioxide gas disinfection treatment.
In July 2006, a man from the village of Stobs, Scotland, died of anthrax. The patient was given a drum to a woman in the village of Smailholm, who used the drum to perform African drums in the auditorium. The man in Stobs died. Later, the inspection team found the anthrax virus when it inspected the Smailholm village auditorium and drums, and closed the auditorium on November 17. This week, NHS Borders invited Sabre Technical Services, LLC to disinfect the Smailholm Village Auditorium.
Sabre Technical Services, LLC is experienced in the treatment of anthrax viruses. In 2001, they were invited to deal with Capitol Hill and postal centers attacked by anthrax. In 2005, they participated in the new US after the hurricane. The disinfection work in Orleans has been successful. In the auditorium of Smailholm village, they first sealed the auditorium with white tarpaulin, then disinfected with chlorine dioxide gas in the auditorium, and sampled and analyzed after disinfection. It is expected that the analysis results will be obtained in the first week of April, if the spores still exist. The process of disinfecting with chlorine dioxide gas will be repeated until the spores are completely removed and the tarpaulin is removed. After the successful removal of the virus in the auditorium, the expert team will begin to handle the garage opposite the auditorium in the same way, and the drums carrying the virus have been stored in the garage.
