People are finding all kinds of ingenious ways to avoid touching things in public as the coronavirus continues to spread. Shops are asking people to order for pick-up, roving bots are delivering food, ...

First door handles, and now elevators. A mall in Thailand has switched buttons for foot pedals on elevators, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here’s the Buzz: Customers at Bangkok’s Seacon ...

The foot-operated elevator pedal system is also welcomed by some mall customers, who say they felt safer to use the lift without actually touching the buttons, reducing the risk of getting infected.

Seacon Square in the Thai capital is using a range of safety measures to try to encourage shoppers back through its doors.May 22, 2020 ...

In their COVID—19 information page, both the CDC and the WHO warn people against touching their faces with unwashed hands, since the virus can survive on surfaces. There’s been a rise in the use of ...

A mall in Thailand has swapped lift buttons for foot pedals in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as well as help restore normalcy and get shoppers spending again. Customers at Bangkok ...