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Half world's health facilities lack basic hygiene — UN - Vimarsana News

Half world's health facilities lack basic hygiene — UN

GENEVA — Half of the world's healthcare facilities lack basic hygiene services, putting nearly 4 billion people at greater risk of infection, the United Nations said on Tuesday.These facilities do not have water and soap or alcohol-based hand rub where patients receive care, and in their toilets, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UNICEF children's agency.

Half of world's health facilities lack basic hygiene —UNICEF, WHO │ GMA News Online - Vimarsana News

Half of world's health facilities lack basic hygiene —UNICEF, WHO │ GMA News Online

Half of the world's healthcare facilities lack basic hygiene services, putting nearly four billion people at greater risk of infection, the United Nations said Tuesday.

A hospital without hygiene is the opposite of healthcare - Vimarsana News

A hospital without hygiene is the opposite of healthcare

Authorities must ensure minimum standards in all health facilities

Half of world's health facilities lack basic hygiene: UN - Vimarsana News

Half of world's health facilities lack basic hygiene: UN

These facilities do not have water and soap or alcohol-based hand rub where patients receive care, and in their toilets. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Half The World's Healthcare Lacks Basic Hygiene Services: United Nations Report - Vimarsana News

Half The World's Healthcare Lacks Basic Hygiene Services: United Nations Report

Half of the world's healthcare facilities lack basic hygiene services, putting nearly four billion people at greater risk of infection, the United Nations said Tuesday.

Source: ndtv.com