Karmod's cutting-edge portable cabin, designed with a flexible structure concept, has emerged as a preferred solution for health-related challenges during the Covid-19 epidemic. Positioned strategically near city squares in Germany, the Corona test portable cabin play a vital role in minimizing the risk of contamination. Conducting virus tests in hospitals, typically bustling with various health services during an epidemic, poses a considerable risk. The presence of people seeking treatment for other illnesses in hospital common areas increases the potential for virus transmission. To mitigate this risk, mobile test units have proven to be the safest method.
In Germany, Karmod introduced its new generation portable cabin test units to address contamination concerns. These Corona test health cabins, measuring 230x595 in single units, were arranged side by side to accommodate more individuals. Placed in proximity to city squares in Düsseldorf, these test units streamlined testing services during the epidemic. Citizens displaying symptoms had the opportunity to visit these mobile test centers, ensuring safe swab tests. The special test covers, opening from the outside to the inside of the building, minimized contact between health workers and potential risks.
Equipped with double-sided specially protected windows, the portable cabin Corona test unit allows the collection of swab test samples from four different people simultaneously. This widespread deployment prevents potential congestions, and the mobile portable test structures can be easily relocated to required areas.
In Paris, the capital of France, Karmod's new generation container was selected as a Covid-19 polyclinic. Erected in the garden of the Sud Francilien State Hospital, the private polyclinic covered an area of 84 m2. This Corona polyclinic, established within a day, commenced service for Parisians immediately.
The Covid-19 pandemic, originating in China in 2019, first surfaced in Wuhan on November 17. This highly transmissible virus, initially resembling pneumonia, resisted treatment. The virus escalated into a global epidemic by January 2020, spreading to Europe, North America, and Asia. The World Health Organization declared it a global pandemic on March 11, 2020, with Europe becoming the epicenter as of March 13, 2020. Existing health infrastructures struggled to cope with the rapid spread of the epidemic.
Evidence suggests that the virus is contagious even before symptoms appear, with the incubation period ranging from 2 to 27 days. Symptoms include high fever, coughing, breathing difficulties, and loss of smell, with potential fatal outcomes.
The first death from the disease occurred on January 9, 2020. Scientific studies estimate higher transmission rates, but some carriers remain undetected. The virus spread outside China, with Vietnam reporting the first case through human transmission. In Bavaria, Germany, on January 22, a Chinese businessman infected a German man, marking the first case of infection not linked to family. The first death outside China occurred in the Philippines on February 1, 2020.
In response, 16 cities in Hubei province, housing 57 million people, were placed under full or partial quarantine. Transportation services were halted, and touristic places closed. Hong Kong raised its alert level, closing schools until mid-February, while New Year's events were cancelled due to epidemic fears.
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