Health

Inventor Father Designs ‘Coronavirus Safety Pod’ To Protect His Baby

An inventor and father from Shanghai China, spent a month innovating a cat carrier backpack into a ‘baby pod’ to protect his infant from the coronavirus outbreak.

According to the reports, the isolation pod pumps purified air into the pod and built-in rubber gloves to prevent skin contact.  How cool is that?

Fang Lulu, Cao’s wife mentioned, “The mask can affect his breathing, so it’s dangerous.”

“I think this thing he has made is pretty safe. We have tried it several times, so I trust it.”

Until today, The National Health Commission in a statement on Sunday (April 5) reported a total of 81,669 cases in China while the death toll is now 3,329.

Sources: Business InsiderOdditycentral.com

Adib Mohd

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