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Waterborne disease prevention: bottled water to be tested

Waterborne disease prevention: bottled water to be tested
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Kerala's Health Minister has ordered strict inspections of bottled water and unhygienic food outlets following a surge in shigellosis cases. The state has reported 155 cases and five deaths so far this year, prompting a new focus on source reduction and sanitation.

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Public health interventions are critical in managing outbreaks of waterborne diseases in densely populated regions.

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Health Minister K. Muraleedharan has directed the food safety wing to conduct stringent inspections of bottled drinking water in Kerala in view of the spread of waterborne diseases.

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The report focuses on government health directives and statistical data regarding disease outbreaks.

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