Protect yourself from contaminated floodwaters to stay clear of viral diseases


Standing water after a flood creates the ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes. — Photos: Filepic

Floods in Malaysia, an annual challenge during the monsoon season from October to March, bring not only destruction to properties but also significant health risks.

Floodwaters, often contaminated with pathogens, can expose residents to dangerous bacteria, viruses and parasites, posing severe threats if proper precautions are not taken.

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