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Ernakulam on alert following rise in shigellosis cases in State

Ernakulam on alert following rise in shigellosis cases in State
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Health officials in Ernakulam, Kerala, have issued alerts and increased food safety inspections following a rise in shigellosis cases across the state. Experts are urging the public to maintain strict hygiene and consume only boiled water and freshly prepared food.

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Shigellosis is a highly contagious bacterial infection; proactive public health measures are essential to prevent a widespread outbreak.

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With several cases of shigellosis being reported from different parts of the State, medical experts have urged the public to strictly follow hygiene practices to prevent an outbreak in Ernakulam.

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