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How Can Ventilation Be Optimized in Public Spaces?
Public spaces such as schools, offices, and shopping malls also need effective ventilation to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Strategies to optimize ventilation in these settings include:
Increasing outdoor air intake.
Using
High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters
.
Implementing
air purification
systems.
Regular maintenance of HVAC systems.
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