Global Handwashing Day aims to control communicable fatal diseases and thus control mortality rate among children.
Up to a million microbes could have touched your child’s lunch before they do! Whilst you – and they – think that they’re tucking into a healthy meal of roti and sabzi or daal and rice, chances are that they’re also likely to be swallowing germs that have the potential to make them sick, if they haven’t washed their hands with soap first. (…)
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Categories: Campaigns and Events · Hygiene Promotion · South Asia
Tagged: Global Handwashing Day, India
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1 response so far ↓
Ramachandra // October 19, 2008 at 5:05 am |
Forget about soap.
Is there water to wash hands first?
How many restaurants road side hotels provide water for washing?
Soap is too far away