With support provided from the school administrators, teachers and students from grade 10 of Quoc Hoc Hue High School for Gifted Students join forces to prepare a hand sanitiser of a good quality that meets the standards set by the WHO. The product has been developed as a means of helping members of the school community prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (nCoV) epidemic
The hand sanitiser has been produced from simple chemicals such as alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and glycerol, all of which are highly bactericidal and do not harm the skin, leaving each user’s hands with a pleasant scent.
The hand sanitiser is to be stored in sterilised and compact bottles which are convenient for people to carry around with them
The school’s alumni will provide financial support for pupils
The introduction of the hand sanitiser aims to strengthen efforts in the fight against the nCoV epidemic, whilst simultaneously creating ideal conditions in which to safeguard the health of both students and teachers at the school
Vo Anh Tu, a 10th grade chemistry teacher, stated that in the near future both the teachers and students will come together to collectively raise additional funds which will be used to send hand sanitiser to students throughout the city, giving priority to schools situated in remote areas.
The solution has been prepared according to a formula developed by the WHO.
Following the initial success of the product, Nguyen Phu Tho, Principal of Quoc Hoc Hue High School for Gifted Students, offers several hand sanitisers to representatives of Thuy Thanh 2 Kindergarten in Huong Thuy in Hue
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