The rapid increase in quantities and the mismanagement of municipal solid waste (MSW) in
developing countries are increasing the environmental impacts such as air, water and soil …

Introduction Sanitary workers are exposed to a variety of occupational hazards in a variety of
working environments, which can result in occupational-related outcomes. As a result, the …

This study is an assessment of the effects of outdoor air pollution and extreme weather
events on the health of outdoor workers in Delhi, including auto rickshaw drivers, street …

Background The use of motor tricycles in transporting municipal solid waste (MSW) within
urban and peri-urban towns in Ghana is on the increase. This activity often leads to the …

Objective: Respiratory diseases are one of the main morbidities worldwide, especially in
developing countries due to a lack of occupational safety and health measures. Therefore …

Introduction: Occupational injuries are manifestations of diseases because of different
exposure in the workplace like Small-Scale cement factories, tanneries, textile and/or street …

Background Acute respiratory infections are among the most common childhood infections
and continue to be a major public health concern worldwide. The prevalence of acute …

Background: Street sweepers are exposed to a variety of risk factors such as dust,
bioaerosols, and volatile organic matter, which are responsible for the development of …