A new campaign to sterilize 250 mosques from viruses has been launched in Makkah Al-Mukarramah by the "Hajiyat Al-Haj and Al-Mu'tamar Association" charity, in partnership with the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance in Saudi Arabia.
Campaign organizers said in a statement yesterday: The Society uses sterilization technology "MicroSave" approved by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority, which is an environmentally friendly technology, free from alcohol, and its components of pure oxidized water, to ensure the safety and health of worshipers.
The procedures include "sterilizing mosques from viruses and germs, putting stickers to determine the distance between the worshipers, and providing prayer rugs for the use of workers and the like."
For her part, Safa Al-Qaddoumi, General Manager of the Dubai-based MicroSave Group said that the sterilization technique used to purify the mosques of Mecca was approved by the American Food and Drug Administration, the European Conformity Mark, and the Department of Medicinal and Medicinal Goods in Australia.
And Safa Al-Qaddoumi stated that the sterilization technique does not contain chemicals, and does not cause any side effects or sensitivity to the skin or the eye, and it does not smell, since most of its components are from pure oxidized water, and is used globally to sterilize hospitals and ambulances, including Dubai ambulances, for its ability to Effectively eliminate viruses and germs.
She pointed out that the technique «MicroSave» is characterized by its ability to sterilize facilities and mosque carpets and eliminate viruses within 30 seconds, which makes mosques completely safe to receive worshipers.
The sterilization technique does not contain chemicals.