An Open letter to Concerned Parties
We read with growing concern the threat to our health, safety and economy posed by the latest “superbugs”. Zika, SARS, Ebola, H1N1, Avian Flu and MERS are examples that have had devastating effects on regional and global populations and there is consensus that these will recur.
Two specific concerns are topical:
The threat that mosquitos and the Zika virus pose have been declared an International Public Health Emergency exacerbated by rapid international travel. Aerosol sprays that are used in aircraft cabins before landings are ineffective.
The second is the newly discovered mcr1 gene that allows bacteria that cause common gut, urinary and blood infections in humans to become resistant to all antibiotics currently available i.e. “pan-resistant”. Of even more concern, this new strain has the ability to transfer this resistance to other species of bacteria.
There is an opportunity to implement an innovative and proven, cost-effective Protocol to minimize this risk and be prepared for an almost immediate response by installing specialized Renuent machines in airports, transportation hubs and border crossings to clean, disinfect and protect surfaces. These machines require a minimum of labour and can serve double-duty as part of regular cleaning and maintenance schedules. Additionally, other specialized applicators and trained personnel are available to handle (or train for) applications in urban areas or stagnant water.
The Renuent Team would welcome the opportunity to discuss the Protocol further and help implement a Biosecurity solution.
Sincerely,
Diwa Ratnam
C.E.O.
We read with growing concern the threat to our health, safety and economy posed by the latest “superbugs”. Zika, SARS, Ebola, H1N1, Avian Flu and MERS are examples that have had devastating effects on regional and global populations and there is consensus that these will recur.
Two specific concerns are topical:
The threat that mosquitos and the Zika virus pose have been declared an International Public Health Emergency exacerbated by rapid international travel. Aerosol sprays that are used in aircraft cabins before landings are ineffective.
The second is the newly discovered mcr1 gene that allows bacteria that cause common gut, urinary and blood infections in humans to become resistant to all antibiotics currently available i.e. “pan-resistant”. Of even more concern, this new strain has the ability to transfer this resistance to other species of bacteria.
There is an opportunity to implement an innovative and proven, cost-effective Protocol to minimize this risk and be prepared for an almost immediate response by installing specialized Renuent machines in airports, transportation hubs and border crossings to clean, disinfect and protect surfaces. These machines require a minimum of labour and can serve double-duty as part of regular cleaning and maintenance schedules. Additionally, other specialized applicators and trained personnel are available to handle (or train for) applications in urban areas or stagnant water.
The Renuent Team would welcome the opportunity to discuss the Protocol further and help implement a Biosecurity solution.
Sincerely,
Diwa Ratnam
C.E.O.
RSS Feed