Background India suffers from a high burden of diarrhoea and other water-borne diseases
due to unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene practices among human …

Introduction Diarrhoeal diseases are common among children and older adults. Yet, majority
of the scientific studies deal with children, neglecting the other vulnerable and growing …

Availability of clean water and adequate sanitation facilities are the principal measures for
limiting various waterborne diseases. These basic amenities are critical for health and …

Despite numerous efforts by government at various levels and other agencies interested in
water and its safety, waterborne diseases are still a major public health and environmental …

Background: Rural population in developing countries face water, sanitation, and hygiene-
related health issues. To objectively highlight these issues, we studied the knowledge …

Waterborne diseases remain a major global public health issue and a great environmental
concern and the outbreak is common in African countries. Illness due to waterborne …

Background: Access to improved drinking water, sanitation and hygiene is one of the prime
concerns around the globe. This study aimed at assessing water and sanitation hygiene …

Achieving efficient, effective and cost effective water purification methods for the community
is the key to human survival and development, as water management is a current global …

Water is an essential need of human being. Every person on this planet requires at least 20
to 50 liters of safe water in a day for drinking, cooking and other purposes. According to …

Water contamination, at source and during household storage, is a major cause of
enterically transmitted infections in developing countries. This study assessed contamination …