Flood Season: Becareful of what you eat and drink - Dr Asiedu-Bekoe
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He therefore advised the public to maintain high standards of personal hygiene, especially by washing their hands regularly with soap and clean water.
Dr Asiedu-Bekoe noted that countries with access to safe drinking water and proper sanitation have largely eliminated cholera, adding that Ghana still has challenges in those areas.“The risk of cholera still exists,” Dr Asiedu-Bekoe said, explaining that cholera is closely linked to unsafe drinking water and poor sanitation.
