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Meanings of poor sanitation in English

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Usage of poor sanitation in English
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It is normally associated with a lack of safe water or poor sanitation.
Reuters
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Polio is a virus that spreads in areas with poor sanitation.
Reuters
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Human rights organisations say the prison has poor sanitation and suffers from overcrowding.
Radio NZ
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It particularly affects countries with low immunisation rates and poor sanitation, health experts say.
Jamaica Observer
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Zimbabwean health officials have blamed the outbreak on water shortages and poor sanitation facilities.
Reuters
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Polio spreads through contaminated food and water and thrives in areas with poor sanitation.
Reuters
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Public health from poor sanitation was also picked up on.
The South African
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Instead, they must tackle the poor sanitation that causes malnutrition, via infection and disease.
Reuters
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The illness is more common in places with poor sanitation, overcrowded households and water shortages.
Reuters
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Unsafe water and poor sanitation also cause extensive disease and death, especially among malnourished children.
Reuters
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It thrives during the rainy season... combine that with poor sanitation and lack of awareness.
Reuters
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It occurs in places with poor sanitation and can be treated by drinking clean fluids.
Reuters
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He was complaining about a stomach ulcer and a skin allergy because of poor sanitation.
The Guardian
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Overcrowding, mud and poor sanitation spreads disease quickly.
Radio NZ
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That figure is expected to rise as conditions of poor sanitation and dirty drinking water persist.
The South African
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A national vaccination drive has begun in Afghanistan against polio, which spreads in areas with poor sanitation.
Reuters
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