Covid 19 and the challenge of disinfection
The ever-increasing growth of population and the phenomenon of urbanization, the advancement of industry and technology in order to meet human needs and benefit more from natural resources have led to a large increase in pollutants in nature, which has caused many dangers to humans. For example, the introduction of various pollutants and chemicals in the environment and consequently in food is always a threat to the health of all living organisms. In 2015, "Promoting health and ensuring a healthy life for all people" was considered the third goal of the 17 sustainable development goals in the United Nations and planning to achieve universal health access by 2030 was considered on the agenda.
But with the emergence of the global epidemic of Covid-19 and its various strains, the need to pay attention to this goal was felt more than ever. The instructions issued by the World Health Organization regarding global access to equipment, sanitary materials and disinfectants, the necessity of using special disinfectants to eliminate this virus, various theories regarding how the disease spreads, personal and environmental hygiene, waste and sewage treatment are faced The people of the world with a new challenge to control this disease.
In fact, after the emergence of Corona, the "challenge of disinfection" entered people's lives with a double necessity, and now it is an integral part of personal, environmental (both medical and public), agricultural, and industrial health. Therefore, Aram Kimia Paydar has done a lot of research regarding access to the most effective and safe disinfectant for everyone. In collaboration with the leading company Bright Spark and using its developed technology, they want to bring a product to the international market that brings confidence in the health of society. Furthermore, it can also draw a positive end to all speculation about the effect and side effects of disinfectants.