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Staphylococci, which can cause toxic shock or listeria, are dangerous for pregnant women, which can lead to miscarriages and death of the fetus – such bacteria experts in 8 McDonald's restaurants. All faeces were on touch screens, where people can place orders.
Machines have been tested in six London McDonald's restaurants and two restaurants in Birmingham. In addition to staphylococci and listers, scientists have also detected Proteus bacteria.
– These bacteria are found in human and animal faeces and in the soil – explained by Metro.co.uk, Dr. Paul Matawele, a lecturer in microbiology at London Metropolitan University. – Most often, they cause urinary tract infections. They are also responsible for nosocomial infections that can lead to sepsis.
Where are the bacteria so dangerous on the control devices? Probably all through … the lack of hygiene of network customers.
– Staph can be easily infected. If someone touches the nose first, then immediately the screen, carries such bacteria. If they had the open wound of the next customer, it would be dangerous for him – explains the microbiologist. – Touch screens are increasingly present in our daily lives, but these results show that we should not eat immediately after using them.
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