Bhaskar Correspondent | Harda The risk of waterborne and mosquito-borne diseases has increased during the rainy season. In view of this, the health department has advised people to be cautious. CMHO Dr. HP Singh said that contaminated water can spread diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, jaundice, hepatitis and cholera, while stagnant water becomes a breeding ground for malaria and dengue mosquitoes. The department has appealed to drink boiled or pu…
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Bhaskar Correspondent | Harda The risk of waterborne and mosquito-borne diseases has increased during the rainy season. In view of this, the health department has advised people to be cautious. CMHO Dr. HP Singh said that contaminated water can spread diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, jaundice, hepatitis and cholera, while stagnant water becomes a breeding ground for malaria and dengue mosquitoes. The department has appealed to drink boiled or pu…