Millions died of drowning while some died from starvation or from waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhus.

An interruption of this vital water supply scheme exposes up to 1 million Somalis to water borne diseases.

They had put in underground sewer pipes, and as a result, one of the great scourges of the late 19th century, waterborne diseases like cholera, began to disappear.

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Integration of emergency sanitation measures into disaster preparedness and mitigation policies and plans could help avert epidemics of waterborne diseases when large numbers of people are displaced by disasters or conflicts.

In the Gaza Strip, Bayt Hanun sustained damage to water infrastructure worth 250,000,45 while 120 private rooftop water tanks and 17 private water wells used for drinking water and irrigation were also destroyed.46 In Rafah, the Israeli army destroyed 17 out of 30 kilometres of water pipes, and 15 out of 20 kilometres of sewage pipes, valued at 713,900.47 The consequent mixing of water and sewerage has spawned waterborne diseases.

It was noted that efforts on such issues as water borne disease and eutrophication were being addressed by other organizations within the United Nations system, and it would be necessary to maintain close collaboration with them on common interests.

Now, malaria is of course transmitted by mosquitoes.

Now, malaria is of course transmitted by mosquitos.

Is this your joyous city, whose antiquity is of ancient days, whose feet carried her far away to travel?

Is this your joyous city, whose antiquity is of ancient days? her own feet shall carry her afar off to sojourn.

It's a waterborne disease, not something that's in the air.

People who are infected by a waterborne disease are usually confronted with related costs and not seldom with a huge financial burden.

The long term objective is to improve drinking water supply, sanitation and food hygiene, so as to contribute to the control of diarrhoeal and other water borne diseases in Palestinian refugee camps.

Over one half of the world apos s population had no access to a safe, dependable water supply, and water borne diseases were one of the main causes of death in developing countries.

Throughout the country, access to safe drinking water remains limited and many Somalis are forced to use contaminated water sources, leading to exposure to water borne diseases.

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9.2 States should establish comprehensive and rational food control systems that reduce risk of food borne disease using risk analysis and supervisory mechanisms to ensure food safety in the entire food chain including animal feed.

For cholera, he suggested the use of bole hole drills for capturing water, the employment of activated charcoal domestic water filtration systems, and the establishment of locations for disease screening and medical care.

For example, on climate change and human health, links exists between water storage and diseases and between malnutrition and the spread of diseases relating to climate change, such as those caused by drought and loss of agricultural land.

19. Urgent actions continue to be required to alleviate the deteriorating situation in the health sector, including measures to reduce the increasing incidence of water borne diseases and diphtheria and expand immunization programmes.

The pests that the standard seeks to control are typically insect pests and other pests and diseases vectored by insects.

The appropriate use of such materials for housing improvements especially temporary (slum) and traditional habitats should provide increased collective protection for inhabitants by reducing indoor transmission of vector borne diseases.

Nevertheless, UNIFIL was able to regain and assert its freedom of movement within a very short period of time.

On rare occasions, bats have been carried to the island with the winds, but they are not able to breed there.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a class of diseases that involve the heart or blood vessels.

There are many diseases which effect movement.

Some 70 per cent of common illnesses in the area stem from water pollution,48 and traces of polio have been detected in the Gaza Strip water supply.49

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The three leading contagious diseases in Bosnia and Herzegovina are respiratory disease (influenza), contagious child diseases and entherocholitis.

To try and understand what it is about genetic differences that causes the diseases.

The consequences are harrowing drought and famine, loss of livelihood, the spread of water borne diseases, forced migrations, and even open conflict.

To step up the campaign against STD AIDS.

We have cures for many of the diseases that continue to kill.

Convinced that the control of outbreaks of diseases, particularly new diseases whose origins remain unknown, requires international and regional cooperation,

Thirdly, there was a need to combat the diseases which most threatened children through such means as vaccination and immunization campaigns, access to clean water and sanitation.

diagnose and cure illnesses for which more complex examinations by doctors are not required,

The programme against STD AIDS.

Combating STD AIDS.

He should be working on human diseases, not birds'.

Contagious diseases

Infectious Diseases.

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Brazil's epidemiological indicators describe a situation in which developed countries (cardiovascular and chronic degenerative) typical diseases coexist with those typical of developing world (maternal mortality and malnutrition).

And it's not just water that this works with.