State travel authorities in south India have designed a 'moblie sanitiser bus' to allow workers to be disinfected while on duty while maintaining the country's coronavirus lockdown.

The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation launched the service in Bengaluru, in a drive to sanitize essential workers and staff to protect them from COVID-19 infection.

The vehicle was converted from an old bus into a mobile sanitizer unit in which mechanised devices spray a solution on personnel walking through.

KSRTC Managing Director Shivayogi C Kalasad said, “The bus should be replicated as an initiative in other divisions. If the lockdown is lifted in any part of the districts, the divisional controllers should be ready to operate buses and it is mandatory that all the crew should wear masks.”

The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation launched Mobile Sanitizer Bus in a drive to sanitize the essential workers and staffs to protect them of the COVID-19.
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation is converting an old bus into a mobile sanitizer unit in which mechanised devices spray a solution on personnel walking through, much like sanitizer tunnels installed in other places in Karnataka.
Bangalore Central Division depots and divisional workshop built the sanitizer tunnel out of a scrap bus.
KSRTC Managing Director Shivayogi C Kalasad said, “The bus should be replicated initiative in other divisions. If the lockdown is lifted in any part of the districts, the divisional controllers should be ready to operate buses and it is mandatory that all the crew should wear masks.”
The KSRTC has said that divisional controllers should ensure the availability of masks and stitching of masks. Staff have been told to take care of their health with suitable precautions.