Can veterinary disinfectants be used by humans?

Now that we have a bad flu here, I suggest that a school next to us use peracetic acid disinfectant for animals, and the epidemic prevention department will not allow schools to use it when they know about it. In fact, we should know that the volatility of peracetic acid is quite good at dissolving in water and can effectively kill viruses flowing in the air, which is incomparable to 84 and other disinfectants. I wonder why the standards of the Ministry of Agriculture are not the same as those of the Ministry of Health in epidemic prevention and control. Please express your opinions when you see the post, and don't keep it! Summarize and post the post to the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Health. (only talking about the disinfectants currently used for human flu and swine flu)-in theory, human medicine has the standard of human medicine, and veterinary medicine has the standard of veterinary medicine. It is estimated that it will not reach the top. 84 has been used for so many years and has not been eliminated, which can prove its effect, and it is chosen by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture in the event of an epidemic. However, it should be discussed whether the disinfection economy has drug resistance, , it is not about strong acid and strong alkali with toes to know. I'm afraid there are a lot of harmful impurities for animals-- Environmental disinfectants should work. It depends on the effect, mainly aimed at what kind of bacteria. -- Oh, let's say you sell Fuling. Let me tell you one thing. If you dare to disinfect yourself with Huifxing, you will really take YOU. If you are not afraid of SARS-like symptoms, go and look at it. You will know the symptoms of peracetic acid allergy-industry protection. In order to have room for survival, it is not allowed to be mixed. And for human and veterinary production enterprises, the examination and approval departments are the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture respectively.