Health Ministry urges vigilance against waterborne diseases
Summary
The Health Ministry urges the public to stay vigilant against waterborne diseases such as diarrhea and cholera following recent natural disasters and advises preventive measures and timely medical help.
Key Points
- The Ministry of Health and Population urges vigilance against waterborne diseases after natural disasters.
- Diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dengue, and malaria are likely to emerge post-disaster.
- Public is advised to drink boiled water, maintain hygiene, and seek medical help if symptoms occur.
- Hospitals and emergency services have been instructed to remain on high alert amid ongoing natural hazards.
