Before Storm Franklin passed through the Dominican Republic, Dominican Academy of Pediatrics and Dominican Society of Infectious Diseases A series of recommendations were issued to prevent the increase in dengue fever, malaria, leptospirosis, respiratory infections, acute diarrheal disease (ADD), acute gastroenteritis, etc.
These measures include: wash your hands permanently, make drinking water drinkableEspecially if it’s water from unknown sources, and make it safe water by applying 5 drops of chlorine per gallon, especially if you’re storing liquids, you can also boil the water and clean utensils well.
Eliminate old things Can be used as a hatch, apply chlorine and cover water storage containers.
Wash vegetables, fruit and dishes Stay out of the kitchen and avoid showering in the pouring rain.
Use a tissue when you sneezeStore food in a safe place. Food cans should be washed before opening, do not eat expired canned food; if diarrhea occurs, please take oral serum.
return avoid bathing in the river, it is best to use wellies to walk through flooded areas. These waters may be polluted by Leptospira etc.
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