Public Health Urges to Prevent Leptospirosis and Dengue Following Rains
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The Ministry of Public Health activated health surveillance and strengthened measures to prevent rains and floods affecting the country, with the aim of reducing the risk of diseases related to the consumption of contaminated water, the accumulation of garbage and the proliferation of mosquitoes. The institution reported through a press release [...]
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. – The Ministry of Public Health urged citizens to strengthen preventive measures to reduce the risk of leptospirosis, especially after rains. The authorities insist on avoiding barefoot walking and keeping distance from stagnant waters, mud and surfaces that may be contaminated. Leptospirosis is an infectious disease that can be transmitted to people by contact with contaminated water or soil with the urine of …
Santo Domingo.- The Minister of Public Health, Victor Atallah, urged the population to take preventive measures in the face of the health risks associated with rains, especially leptospirosis, dengue and diarrhoeal diseases, while ensuring that the cases of leptospirosis recorded in the country are kept under control. Atallah recommended avoiding walking [...]
The Minister of Public Health, Victor Atallah, urged the population to adopt preventive measures in the face of the health risks associated with rains, especially leptospirosis and dengue, while informing that the authorities keep under control the... Read more › The entry Public Health calls to prevent leptospirosis and dengue after the rains was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
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