What is Sanitation?
Sanitation, according to WHO, means the safe disposal of human faeces and urine and the adequate provision of facilities and services.
- Sanitation would be effective if they are started from the household level.
- Good sanitation is important as it provides a lifetime solution for dangerous contamination and communicable diseases.
- Areas with high-density people should be handled carefully. Otherwise, the spread of diseases would be dynamic and devastating.
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In today’s world, the majority of people fear diseases than they fear ghosts.
- Sanitation in the global context refers to the safe disposal ways of human urine, faeces.
- Hygiene focuses on diseases and health.
- Both sanitation and hygiene try to create a disease-free wor...
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