Nepal Asks to Refrain From Eating Fish After the Flood
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On Monday, Nepal Police asked the public to refrain from consuming fish and other river food dragged by the floods due to the risk of pollution and health problems, following the devastating floods that devastated entire populations in the north and center of the country five days ago.
Floods in Nepal have brought unknown fish into rivers in Bihar, causing many to fall ill. The Bihar government has appealed to citizens not to eat contaminated fish. Fish caught in floodwaters may be contaminated with bacteria and viruses, which can pose a serious health risk. It is urged to avoid fish until health stabilizes.
On Monday, Nepal’s authorities called on the population to prevent the consumption of fish and other food dragged by rivers after devastating floods that hit several areas in the north and center of the country and left a serious health and humanitarian crisis. Nepal’s police issued a warning about the risk of [...]
AGI - The Nepalese police have invited the population not to consume fish and other products from the rivers affected by the devastating floods that five days ago have overwhelmed entire localities in the north and in the center of the country. The danger of contaminated waters "It is asked to refrain from consuming fish and other river food dragged by the floods," warned the police on X. The authorities of the districts of Rasuwa and Nawalpur h…
Floodwaters in Nepal have reached Bihar. Consequently, unknown fish have also arrived in Bihar from Nepal. The government has issued an advisory warning against eating them.
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Potosinoticias.comNepali health authorities have published a seven-point guide that includes purifying water before consumption, consuming only fully cooked foods, and avoiding stagnation of water near homes to prevent outbreaks of dengue and Japanese encephalitis.
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