According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), 51% of Nigerian households lack access to clean drinking water. Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) further ranks Nigeria as the ...

While parts of the Middle East are inherently water scarce, tensions in the region and governance issues have brought the ...

By Burnett Munthali Aspirant shadow Member of Parliament, Honorable Andrew Nkopoliwa, is taking decisive action to address ...

While people play with colours and water, the excessive use of water and synthetic colours can cause health risks, particularly by increasing the chances of waterborne diseases.

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Department of Infectious Diseases and Advanced Microbiology, School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata, will share insights on “Vaccine clinic: food and waterborne diseases (typhoid, cholera ...

With winds of up to 120 km/h, the storm hit regions with a large child population, heightening concerns about waterborne diseases like cholera and malaria. The United Nations Children's Fund ...

The arrival of Cyclone Jude in Mozambique has raised serious concerns for children, as flooding increases the risk of ...