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COVID-19 cleaning squads to target Sydney’s public transport

By Lucy Cormack
More COVID-19 cleaning squads will target Sydney’s train, bus, ferry and light rail services in the CBD, where more than 1000 touch points are sanitised at five locations every day.
Minister for Transport and Roads Andrew Constance said the new roving teams had been added to bolster cleaning services across the commuter network and hand out masks as city workers return to offices.
The teams will service the network in addition to its regular cleaners, tending to hand rails, stops, waiting areas and bike racks.
They can also be deployed to areas where there has been a COVID-19 breakout or where a major event is taking place, like the Sydney Cricket Ground.
More than 1,000 touch points are cleaned each shift at Central, Town Hall, Wynyard, Circular Quay and Martin Place, and more than 92,000 masks have been handed out to customers since the squads first popped up during the Northern Beaches outbreak,” Mr Constance said.


Does anybody know whether Zoono is used on Sydney's trains?