State Department of Public Health and Professional Standards
In times of crises, ensuring safety isn’t a choice – it’s an imperative. As the cost of the heavy rains and flooding continues to mount, reaching a staggering 210 lives lost and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake, safeguarding public health is paramount.
The ramifications extend far beyond physical damage, encompassing the insidious spread of waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, as well as the psychological toll inflicted upon affected communities.
