Following the devastating flash floods in Rasuwa that resulted in massive casualties and displacement, health officials are closely monitoring the area for potential outbreaks of waterborne and respiratory diseases. Although no major epidemic has occurred yet, authorities must prioritize the restoration of water and sanitation infrastructure to mitigate the persistent risks posed by contaminated supplies and crowded living conditions.
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Following the devastating flash floods in Rasuwa that resulted in massive casualties and displacement, health officials are closely monitoring the area for potential outbreaks of waterborne and respiratory diseases. Although no major epidemic has occurred yet, authorities must prioritize the restoration of water and sanitation infrastructure to mitigate the persistent risks posed by contaminated supplies and crowded living conditions.
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