Facing a second wave of danger
Mercy Malaysia has deployed a specialized team to the Philippines to provide medical aid and assess health risks following a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Mindanao. The organization is prioritizing clean water, healthcare access, and shelter as survivors face potential outbreaks of waterborne and airborne diseases.
Why it matters
The report highlights the critical secondary humanitarian crisis that often follows major natural disasters, emphasizing the need for rapid medical intervention and infrastructure assessment to prevent further loss of life.
PETALING JAYA: Survivors of the earthquake off Mindanao in the Philippines could face a possible second wave of health challenges in the coming days, including waterborne and airborne diseases, says Mercy Malaysia.
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