Named the dirtiest currency in the world

At Harvard University, the Ig Nobel Prize was awarded. The prize in the field of economics received an international team of scientists from the Netherlands, Germany, Turkey.

Experts were trying to understand which currency is better than others transmit bacteria.

According to scientists, the survival and ability to reproduce bacteria depends on the type of paper on which the money is printed, the state of hygiene in society, people’s behavior, and the resistance of residents to antimicrobial drugs.

The dirtiest money in the world is Romanian lei. On plastic banknotes, microbes feel great and multiply quickly.

Source: tonkosti