“Cleanliness is next to Godliness”. All these days we have been
recklessly throwing away garbage in open spaces. This caused a blockage in sewage
canals and pathways for water entering into the sea, thereby causing a
stagnation of rain and sewage water. The recent floods and outbreak of diseases
bears testimony to this fact. Hence preserving hygiene is the need of the hour.
SOME
BEST SANITARY PRACTICES:
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Wash your hands and legs with sanitizers
after going out. It is recommended to take hot water bath especially after
going out in rain.
·
Have enough dustbins. Dispose of garbage regularly. Segregate waste into
recyclable and non-recyclable waste to aid in disposal.
·
Never let water to stagnate. If there is
leakage from drainage or stagnation because of damaged roads inform the
competent authorities.
·
Dispose paper cups, coconut shells, plastic
covers, tires etc safely. Don’t leave household’s water storage containers
uncovered. They act as breeding ground for mosquitoes which spread deadly
diseases.
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Water is the main source of diseases. Clean
overhead tank regularly. Use boiled or purified drinking water.
·
“In
India around 626 million people defecate in the open [Source: parthasadhukantravel.wordpress.com]”.
Construct
toilets at home. Avoid spitting, urinating and defecating in public. It is our
surroundings and hence it is our responsibility to keep them clean. Encourage
using public toilets and keeping them clean.
·
‘Personal hygiene leads to Public hygiene’. Wear clean clothes. Bath
daily. Wash your clothes, bed sheets, pillows and blankets regularly. Keep your
home floor clean. Shorten your hairs and nails frequently.
thank you to share such a valuable information about sanitary practices with us....
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