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Today, 1 child dies every 21 seconds from a waterrelated disease. In 2009 this number was every 15 secondshttp://water.org/water-crisis/water-facts/children/

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  1. Dear Judith, i still feel that sanitation is not given the priorities it should be given. I just went th a A COMMUNITY GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH article. The safe disposal of human waste (sanitation) by building and maintaining toilets and washing hands prevents the spread of germs and is necessary for good health. everyone must read a resource book - A Community Guide to Environmental Health, published in 2008 by the Hesperian Foundation, is a manual that looks at the various aspects of sanitation and toilet building, including understanding sanitation needs of different groups (men, women, children, disabled), planning for toilets for rural areas, cities/towns and emergencies and looks at the various toilet options available and methods to set up each one of them.

  2. The Water Purification Should be a mullti Perrier approach for providing safe water and the Purification process should be followed by one of the disinfection methods (chlorination , Boiling , Pasteurization etc The Problem that the Population in the developing Countries use to take the Drinking water without any treatment from ultimately Contaminated Sources , that because they haven't got a technology or thy haven't got the minimum knowledge on water and hygiene , So Awareness Should be carried on at the Householder level.