Company cafeterias install partitions to avoid cross-infection during employee meal hours
Since companies in China have gradually resumed production recently, company canteens have become an important part of epidemic control and prevention efforts of enterprises. Besides daily routine disinfection, many companies have also added partitions to dinning-tables in canteens to prevent cross-infection among employees.
A cafeteria in a science and technology park in Dongguan, south China’s Guangdong province, uses partitions to avoid cross-infection. (Photo/Dongguan Daily)
Special armed police from the Dinghai District sub-bureau of the Zhoushan Public Security Bureau of Zhejiang, have meals by tables with partitions installed by the sub-bureau. (Photo/Zhejiang News)
Staff members of a company canteen in Wuhu Economic and Technological Development Zone in Wuhu in east China’s Anhui province, disinfect the canteen, where all dinning-tables have partitions. (Photo/Wuhu Daily)
Tongwei Solar (Anhui) Co., Ltd. installs partitions made of cardboard materials on dinning-tables to protect employees. (Photo/ahwang.cn)
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