Waterborne infections rise during Holi due to contaminated water exposure. Learn about common diseases, symptoms, and preventive measures for a safer celebration.

7. Monitor Your Health: - Be vigilant for symptoms of waterborne diseases such as fever, cough, diarrhea, or skin rashes.

With monsoon, come a number of waterborne diseases. These diseases spread more during floods through contaminated water and food. It's best to consult a doctor immediately if the symptoms appear ...

Water borne diseases is the general term used to denote ... by the name “ Typhoid Mary” for being an immune carrier (no symptoms but capable of infecting others) of typhoid and infecting ...

This fear has been amplified by the discovery of a waterborne bacteria ... rushed him to a hospital where doctors were stumped by his symptoms. After further tests, specialists at a private ...

Officials have contacted Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital where the person had been a patient and are dictating infection ...

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Over 50 people have succumbed to death after getting infected from a mystery disease. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has also been put on alert.

After the devastating floods in Pakistan, health officials are reporting a sharp rise in waterborne diseases. British Red Cross health adviser Greg Rose explains why waterborne diseases are now a ...

Officials here are bracing for the spread of waterborne diseases and racing to get drinking water to people after devastating floods last week that left at least 54 people dead and millions stranded.

The first four deaths from the waterborne bacterial disease ... water from reservoirs that is not of good quality.” The disease's symptoms include fever, muscle ache and nausea followed by ...