> Article doesn't say anything about ventilation in the interior either. The building sounds like a covid spreading hellhole. Even aside from the spread of pat

> Article doesn't say anything about ventilation in the interior either. The building sounds like a covid spreading hellhole. Even aside from the spread of pathogens (not to mention molds, mildews, and fungus infestations), unless they are extremely careful about the materials that go into the rooms and their furnishings (ie. no cheap particle board or plywood bookshelves or desks allowed, not to mention scented air fresheners, candles, aerosols, perfumes, colognes, and cleaning products), the whole building is likely to come down with sick building syndrome: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sick_building_syndrome https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sick_building_syndrome