To ensure the safety of the entire city, we need to implement a disinfection plan and practice personal protection behavior. This will not only help avoid future risks but also change our personal behavior and enhance our resistance to the virus.

We need to develop short-term plans that we can achieve in the near future and long-term sustainable plans that are tailored to individual needs. This approach should be applied to both large cities and small communities based on their specific circumstances.

The copper mold provides a safe area for people to touch, and the identification mark indicates where the copper mold covers. This ensures a hygienic experience and prevents contamination. "Touch Safe" is a copper film that has been tested by ISO 22196 to reduce bacteria by 99.99%. It is effective for up to 5 years without any loss of antibacterial activity due to wear and tear. This film can be used on any surface without affecting the use of Braille. It offers a convenient and long-lasting solution for maintaining hygiene.

"Slip & Slide" is a versatile sterilizer with a climbing knot shape that can be used on various surfaces. Its outer shell is made of silica gel and it features a wiping surface inside. Simply squeeze the silicone layer to apply disinfectant and slide the wrist strap onto the handle to use it. It also includes a replaceable sterilizing container and a copper film to prevent cross-infection. Perfect for personal disinfection on public surfaces.

Promotion for “No Touch”: Strengthen promotion to raise public awareness of the importance and necessity of the "no touch" lifestyle, and to improve the public's self-protection awareness and ability.

Environmental Cleaning: Strengthen the cleaning and disinfection of public places, transportation, and facilities to ensure safety and hygiene. It is also recommended that companies, schools, and other organizations adopt staggered working hours and teaching schedules to reduce crowded contact.

Cashless Payment: Promote cashless payments, such as mobile payments and other electronic payment methods, to avoid cash transactions and reduce contact between people.

NFC Tags: Attach NFC tags in public places, transportation, and facilities, enabling people to scan the tags with their smartphones or other smart devices to obtain information or perform operations, such as checking menus, booking seats, controlling elevators, and opening access doors. This reduces direct contact with shared devices and surfaces.

Remote Work and Services: Promote remote work and services, such as video conferencing and online shopping, to avoid crowding and contact between people.

Cities need to plan for future pandemics that could be even deadlier than COVID-19. To do this, we must eliminate contact surfaces like buttons as much as possible. By doing so, we can create a safer and more resilient city that reduces the spread of viruses.

To achieve this, we must utilize scientific and technological resources to prioritize healthy and safe living for all. By doing this, we can create a city environment that is better prepared to prevent transmission vectors of viruses and keep people healthy and safe.