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Observe proper hygiene to prevent disease, typhoon victims urged

Published: December 23, 2021

PROPER HYGIENE. Cebu City residents gather water from a tanker that goes around the communities to distribute water while pumping stations of the Metro Cebu Water District are not functional yet due to lack of power supply after Typhoon Odette struck on Dec. 16, 2021. DOH-7 chief pathologist, Dr. Mary Jean Loreche, on Thursday (December 23) urged typhoon victims not to practice proper hygiene and sanitation despite scarcity of water to prevent outbreak of diseases in the aftermath of the calamity. (Photo courtesy of Cebu City Hall PIO) CEBU CITY - Typhoon victims should continue observing prop...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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Philippines GeneralMary Jean LorecheDepartment Of SciencesDepartment Of HealthPhilippine News AgencyPhilippine NewsCentral VisayasProper Hygiene Cebu City Residents Gather Water Froma Tanker That Goes Around The Communities To Distribute While Pumping Stations Of Metro District Are Not Functional Yet Due Lack Power Supply After Typhoon Odette Struck On Dec 16021 Doh 7 Chief PathologistDr Mary Jean LorecheN Thursday December 23 Urged Typhoon Victims Not To Practice Proper Hygiene And Sanitation Despite Scarcity Of Water Prevent Outbreak Diseases In The Aftermath Calamity Photo Courtesy Cebu City Hall Pio Should Continue Observing Resources Such As AnN Official Of The Department Health Doh In Region 7 On Thursday Said Dr Mary Jean LorecheOh 7 Chief PathologistAid Pumping And Water Refilling Stations Have Supply Problems As Power Lines Yet To Be Restored After Being Damaged By The Typhoon She Said Community Needs Watch Out For Diseases That Could Crop UpSpecially In Evacuation Areas Where Families Are Jam Packed Closed The PeopleShe SaidHould Be Mindful Of Water Borne Illnesses Such As Diarrhea And Other Diseases Flu Like Symptoms Brought About By The Weather Condition These Include MeaslesNd Rabies That Can Be Acquired From Bites Of Stray Dogs Quot These Are Trying Times Really Water Isa Very VitalBasic NecessityNd Its Scarcity Will Put To The Test Observance Of Proper Hygiene And SanitationUot Loreche Said Ina Viber Message Sent To The Philippine News Agency People Can Also Recycle WaterUggesting That Quot Water For Hand Washing And Even Bathing Itself Or Used To Wash Clothes Can Be Cleaning The Toilet He Said From Sources Not Being Processed By Refilling Stations Certified Department Of Sciences Technology Dost Districts But Have Been Chlorinated Still Boiled Drinking Let It Stay More Than 10 Minutes At Least Boiling PointUot She Said Also Typhoon Victims Who Feel Sick Should Consulta Doctor Loreche 39s Comment Came As The Power Transmission And Distribution Companies Race Against Time To Restore Lines Reenergize Water Pumping Refilling Stations In Region MeanwhileHe Regional Pathologist Also Reminded The People In Central Visayas That Coronavirus Disease 2019 Covid 19 Quot Is Still Very Much With Us Even Though Cases Are Low Many Localities For NowHe Key To Preventinga Surge Would Be Our Mindfulness