The pace that the Covid-19 outbreak is currently spreading has caused fear and panic around the world.
Thankfully, most people have kept calm, but there are others out there who resort to extreme measures to stay protected.
Like this one woman from the Jiangsu province in China.
(Be warned though; don't try this at home because your heart will break and you will cry)
Li reportedly tried to disinfect the bank notes by putting them into the microwave, thinkng that the heat would kill the virus.
Naturally, when you place paper products into high heat places like inside a microwave, it would catch fire and burn.
That was exactly what happened to Li’s banknotes.
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She reportedly noticed a burning smell coming from the microwave less than a minute later and acted swiftly to take the notes out.
But it was too little too late, as she reportedly burnt about 3,000 Yuan (RM1,828) worth of notes beyod recognition.
Thankful-Li (heh!), she managed to bring the notes to the bank and get most of them exchanged for new ones.
Guys, don’t try disinfecting your cash at home, OK? If you're worried that your bank notes are 'infected', you can always hand them to us.
Thankfully, most people have kept calm, but there are others out there who resort to extreme measures to stay protected.
Like this one woman from the Jiangsu province in China.
(Be warned though; don't try this at home because your heart will break and you will cry)
Burn it with fire
According to a report by Chinese website The Paper, the woman, known only as Li, was so worried about catching the coronavirus, she took matters into her own hands.Li reportedly tried to disinfect the bank notes by putting them into the microwave, thinkng that the heat would kill the virus.
Naturally, when you place paper products into high heat places like inside a microwave, it would catch fire and burn.
That was exactly what happened to Li’s banknotes.
ALSO READ:
Man Locks Wife In Bathroom After Suspecting She Has Covid-19
She reportedly noticed a burning smell coming from the microwave less than a minute later and acted swiftly to take the notes out.
But it was too little too late, as she reportedly burnt about 3,000 Yuan (RM1,828) worth of notes beyod recognition.
Thankful-Li (heh!), she managed to bring the notes to the bank and get most of them exchanged for new ones.
Guys, don’t try disinfecting your cash at home, OK? If you're worried that your bank notes are 'infected', you can always hand them to us.
