Sa halip na makatulong, makakasama ang paggamit ng gasolina bilang disinfectant, ayon sa Integrated Chemists of the Philippines. Ito'y matapos manindigan ni Pres. Duterte na hindi biro ang kaniyang pahayag na pwedeng gamitin ang gaas bilang disinfectant.
MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday said he was not joking when he suggested alternatives to alcohol as disinfectants, such as gasoline, contrary to the remarks of his spokesperson and the country's health department.
"Totoo 'yang sinabi ko alcohol. 'Pag wala kang alcohol di naman puwede na lalong mahirap, pumunta ka lang diyan sa gasoline station tapos patulo na," the President said. The US National Public Health Institute warned of the risks posed by gasoline when inhaled and exposed to skin. The CDC also said repeated or prolonged skin contact with liquid gasoline could degrease the skin, cause irritation, and dermatitis.
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