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Public hygiene is equally important as personal hygiene. Give reasons.
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Public hygiene involves proper disposal of human excreta and domestic wastes. It is equally important as personal hygiene for the following reasons:
- Sewage should be chemically treated first before being released into the water bodies to avoid water-borne diseases. There should be proper sewage lines connected to sewage treatment plants.
- A healthy environment should be maintained by disposing garbage in covered bins to prevent breeding of flies, avoiding stagnation of water to prevent breeding of mosquitoes.
- Contamination of drinking water with faeces (animal or human excreta) should be prevented as it is a major cause of diseases.
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