Wearing mask and gloves, she sprayed the base of the ancient pyramids and alleys, but the pyramids themselves were left alone, Reuters reported.
“We have started the first phase of disinfection, and there are other phases,” said Ashraf Mohie El-Din, CEO of Pyramid Zone. “We are in the process of disinfecting all tourist sites, the artifacts themselves require express materials. And (cleaning) will have to be done through a specialized team of excavators. “
“We are taking advantage of the merits of this era to leave the entire domain blank, but also to bring out maintenance and renovation paints so that this domain is back in a position to get visitors,” he added.
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Many of the archaeological sites and museums of the councheck out have been closed since Monday due to the government’s review to stop the spread of the global pandemic, according to Reuters. Egypt has more than 450 cases of coronavirus and 21 deaths.