The World Health Organization (WHO) Sri Lanka has released public health guidance on how to safely manage dead animals found during or after flood events, in the wake of recent flooding across Sri Lanka. The advisory highlights the risks posed by animal carcasses, which may result from drowning, illness, or injury during disasters. The WHO urges the public not to touch, collect, or consume dead fish found after floods, and to seek instructions from Public Health Inspectors (PHIs) or local authorities before handling any dead animals. For those involved in cleanup efforts, the organization recommends wearing protective gear such as…
WHO Sri Lanka issues safety guidance for handling dead animals after floods
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