The government of Wales announced that, they are going to spend around 6 million pounds to improve the quality of the air and also disinfecting the lecture theatres and classrooms in the universities, schools and colleges across Wales, and the funding for more than 1,800 ozone disinfecting machines and more than 30,000 carbon dioxide sensors that are going to be provided for the colleges, schools and universities across the region of Wales.
The ozone disinfecting machines, which generally cost 3.31 million pounds, is going to decrease the cleaning times, along with improving the disinfection rates and decreasing the costs, and the funding from the government is also expected to supply over 1,800 machines, which will have at least one machine for every university, college and school in the country.
The 30,000 carbon dioxide monitors used for traffic lights costing 2.58 million pounds are going to include the sensors that can possibly provide a visual signal of the deteriorating the internal quality of air, and the monitors are also going to be responsible to alert the lecturers and teachers, when the levels of carbon dioxide increase, along with notifying them that, when the quality of the air needs to improve and also providing aid for controlling the ventilation during the winter season.
Jeremy Miles, minister for education and Welsh language of Wales said, he had been pleased that, the students and learners are going to be able to return to the lecture theatres and classrooms in the country and this investment in the carbon dioxide monitors are going to provide help in improving the quality of air along with the disinfecting machines that will enable the classrooms for returning to normal.
