University of Toronto Tests Confirm First Mask That Deactivates 99% of the Coronavirus

Canadian company announces ''first Mask to kill corona by 99 percent" The Mask has successfully passed extensive tests,

A team of scientists at the University of Toronto in Canada announced that a face mask made by a Canadian company is able to disable the emerging corona virus.

And the outer surface of the muzzle contains a coating that is able to kill 99 percent of the virus within minutes, according to the Al-Hurra channel quoting the Canadian "Complex" website.

University researchers subjected the muzzle to extensive testing and concluded that it works to disrupt and neutralize the virus.

The muzzle was made by the Quebec Province Triumide Company, and it is "the first of its kind in the world", according to the manufacturer.

 The company’s chief executive, Pierre-Jean Messier, said in a statement that the muzzle had proven capable of disrupting corona and protecting the respiratory system.

And He added that⤅ the company spent years and millions of dollars developing this interactive antimicrobial technology''. 

Led by Scott Gray Owen from the Department of Molecular Genetics, Toronto School of Medicine, the team tested the efficacy of gag in the University's high-tech laboratory.

the photo of Professor Scott Gray-Owen heads

 the University of Toronto lab that tested the Masks.

 A university statement said the team found that coating masks were able to disable 99 percent of the Corona virus.

Owen said that scientists found that the virus remained stuck on the outer coating of the muzzle, but that it had become infectious.

He added that the tests were repeated, and the result was the same.

The new Mask is available for sale for $ 7 Canadian dollars, equivalent to $ 5.

Several studies have shown the effectiveness of gags to reduce the chances of infection with the Corona virus, and many countries have imposed their citizens on wearing masks when going out to public places.

It is reported that the World Health Organization advises governments to encourage citizens to wear non-medical masks, which are made of fabric, especially in places where it is difficult to take into account social separation.