Significados de waterborne diseases en inglés

That includes the risk of outbreaks of cholera, hepatitis and other waterborne diseases.

There is a real danger of an outbreak of waterborne diseases.

This situation could enhance the risk of exposure of people to waterborne diseases, including legionellosis.

The economy cannot function if the workers are dropping from respiratory illnesses and waterborne diseases.

Millions of people die every year from waterborne diseases.

Safe water and sanitation are critical in reducing the impact of cholera and other waterborne diseases.

Safe water and sanitation is critical in reducing the impact of cholera and other waterborne diseases.

It noted there were no reports of illness due to waterborne diseases and no sewage overflows.

He said residents now had to resort to contaminated water and were at risk from waterborne diseases.

Hospitals are full to overflowing, while water, food and power are scarce, raising fears of waterborne diseases.

The recent campylobacter outbreak in Havelock North has shown just how vulnerable New Zealand is to waterborne diseases.

Some parts of eastern India and Bangladesh have remained flooded for weeks, causing a spike in waterborne diseases.

Wild animals and waterborne diseases are not the only risks students face on their exhausting journeys to school.

Malaria and waterborne diseases contribute to malnutrition, as do cultural practices such as giving water to infants while breastfeeding.

The risk of waterborne diseases is also rising as people are unable to store and transport water safely, UNICEF said.

The lack of consistency and sub-optimal microbiological effectiveness also raises questions about the potential of HWT to prevent waterborne diseases.