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04 September 2024 - Episode 28: Conduct of HIRAC and Action Planning
11 September 2024 - Episode 29: Disaster Preparedness/Business Continuity Plan
18 September 2024 - Episode 30: Workplace Organization
25 September 2024 - Episode 31: Basic Rights and Responsibilities of Workers

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What are the signs & symptoms of ? 👇🏾
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What are the signs & symptoms of ? 👇🏾

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🌧️ increase the risk of diseases caused by contaminated food and water. Always follow these measures ⬇️ and stay safe.

When you go back home 🏠 after a , be sure to
👉🏾 wash and clean everything that came in contact with floodwater
👉🏾 clean all walls, windows, floors and surfaces with soap, water, bleach
👉🏾 throw away what cannot be cleaned
👉🏾 be vigilant against snakes

When you go back home 🏠 after a , be sure to

👉🏾 wash and clean everything that came in contact with floodwater
👉🏾 clean all walls, windows, floors and surfaces with soap, water, bleach
👉🏾 throw away what cannot be cleaned
👉🏾 be vigilant against snakes

Floods are the most frequent type of natural disaster! If you are in or close to a flooded area, be cautious against:

⚠️ Drowning
⚠️ Electrocution
⚠️ Water-borne diseases
⚠️ Food-borne diseases
⚠️ Vector-borne diseases
⚠️ Snake bites

🌧️ increase the risk of 🦟 vector-borne diseases. Do all you can to protect against mosquito bites.

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There's risk ⚠️ of food-borne diseases during/after floods. Take preventive measures.

There's risk ⚠️ of food-borne diseases during/after floods. Take preventive measures.

Living in/visiting an area with or at risk of cholera? Here are 6️⃣ things you must do to keep yourself safe.

If you are experiencing symptoms, you can prepare oral rehydration solution (ORS) at home 🏠.
👉🏾 Take one liter of clean and safe drinking water
👉🏾 Add half a teaspoon of salt
👉🏾 Add six teaspoons of sugar

If you are experiencing symptoms, you can prepare oral rehydration solution (ORS) at home 🏠.

👉🏾 Take one liter of clean and safe drinking water
👉🏾 Add half a teaspoon of salt
👉🏾 Add six teaspoons of sugar

Keep a watch on alerts and warnings of heavy downpours and floods to take appropriate safety measures.

Experiencing cholera 👇🏾? Here’s what you must do.

increase 📈 the risk of water-borne diseases.

💧 Chlorinate or boil water before drinking
💧 Use only boiled or chlorinated water for cooking
💧 Do not eat food that has been in contact with flood water

increase 📈 the risk of water-borne diseases.

💧 Chlorinate or boil water before drinking
💧 Use only boiled or chlorinated water for cooking
💧 Do not eat food that has been in contact with flood water

increase 📈 the risk of diseases. If you are in an area that's flooded or was recently flooded, follow these 👇🏾 measures to protect yourself and your loved ones from vector-borne diseases.

Know the of cholera for timely action.

If you are in an area that's flooded or was recently flooded, ensure you do not 👇🏾
❌ brush your teeth with flood water
❌ wash utensils with flood water
❌ drink or cook using flood water
✅ Ensure you wash your hands with soap and clean water

If you are in an area that's flooded or was recently flooded, ensure you do not 👇🏾

❌ brush your teeth with flood water
❌ wash utensils with flood water
❌ drink or cook using flood water

✅ Ensure you wash your hands with soap and clean water

spreads by:

👉🏾 Drinking contaminated water
👉🏾 Eating contaminated food
👉🏾 Contact with vomit or f***s of someone who has cholera
👉🏾 Contact with someone who has died from cholera

cases are increasing 📈 in some countries across the Region. Know how the disease spreads.

If you have been diagnosed with , take the full treatment as prescribed by your health care provider. Prevent drug resistance.

Did you know❓ 1️⃣ in 🔟 patients get an infection while receiving care.
Health workers can reduce ⬇️ the spread of infections by keeping their hands, instruments and environments clean.

Did you know❓ 1️⃣ in 🔟 patients get an infection while receiving care.

Health workers can reduce ⬇️ the spread of infections by keeping their hands, instruments and environments clean.

Interrupting HIV treatment makes drugs 💊 ineffective and HIV harder to treat. Continue your treatments to prevent drug resistance.

If you have been diagnosed with , continue and complete your full treatment. This will reduce your risk of drug-resistant TB which is harder to treat.

When taking 💊 or any antivirals, antifungals, and antiparasitics, always follow the advice of a qualified health care professional 👩🏾‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️. Always complete your course. Do not share these drugs with anyone, and never take them if not prescribed by a doctor. Antimicrobial resistance is a serious threat to global 🌏 health. We need to work together to combat it.

Did you know❓ You can help prevent antibiotic resistance.

Here's how.

Misusing and overusing puts us all at risk ⚠️.

Always follow the advice of a qualified health care professional when taking antibiotics 💊.

Taking when not needed accelerates 📈 antibiotic resistance, a serious threat to global health.

Think twice. Seek advice.

Have questions about , it's spread, symptoms and more?

Get them answered here 👉🏾 https://buff.ly/3WYs0Xj

is a flu-like illness spread by the bite of an Aedes mosquito 🦟 infected with dengue virus.

If someone in your family 🏠 has been diagnosed with mild dengue, here's how you can care for them.

If you have any of these complications 3️⃣ to 7️⃣ days after experiencing the first symptoms of , contact your doctor 👩🏾‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️ immediately.