Don't use nano mist spray directly on people, says Health DG


PETALING JAYA: The nano mist spray should not be used directly on humans as it could lead to health concerns, says Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

The health director-general also said that its actual effectiveness at killing the Covid-19 virus is dependent on several factors.

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