Coronavirus in Africa: How to save water so you can wash your hands

Children are always encouraged to wash their hands regularly especially before and after meals.

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Waterproof phones are nice for hygiene since you can always give them a light wash. KDDI and Kyocera went a step further and introduced the Digno Rafre – the world's first soap-proof phone. That's right, you can use soap to make sure the phone is as clean as it looks.The Rafre has been specifically rated for hot water resistance at 43° (hot water is not included in the usual IP ratings, of which the Rafre has IP58). And, and!.. it comes with a rubber ducky dock, which floats in the bathtub....

>Water supply firms in the country have been urged to fix leakages of the precious liquid that leads to Sh2.5 billion loss every month.

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Taipei water park fire: Singaporean burn victim Megan Loy's dream is to save lives
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It was her dream to return to Singapore next year and study to be a doctor. But in a cruel twist of fate, Singaporean Megan Loy is back a year earlier and fighting to stay alive as she receives treatment at the Burns Centre of Singapore General Hospital.

The World Health Organisation's advice is difficult to follow in some developing countries.

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Carrying pregnancy has remained a nightmare for a woman on the African continent, even as world leaders brace themselves for the expiry of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which were formed to advocate for women’s health, among other things.

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