Ministry of Health has urged the public to take proactive measures to safeguard their health and prevent the spread of diseases commonly associated with this period.
Dr Jane Ruth Aceng, the Minister for Health, emphasizes the importance of practicing both personal hygiene and home hygiene during these rainy months.
The onset of the rainy season often brings with it an increased risk of diseases that thrive in moist and damp environments. These diseases, which include waterborne illnesses and vector-borne diseases, can pose significant health challenges if not adequately addressed.
Dr Jane Ruth Aceng stressed the crucial role of personal hygiene in preventing disease transmission. She urged the public to maintain clean and healthy habits, such as frequent handwashing, to mitigate the risk of contracting or spreading diseases.
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