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1/7 Image credit: File photo Hepatitis E Hepatitis E is a potentially serious liver disorder that is transmitted through consumption of feces contaminated water or food.
2/7 Image credit: File photo Avoid areas of open defecation Open defecation must be stopped so that water sources aren’t impacted; this will help in prevention of diseases that are transmitted by the fecal-oral route
4/7 Image credit: File photo Skip street food Avoid buying food from street vendors, and care should be taken to not eat pre-cut fruits that may have been washed in contaminated water.
5/7 Image credit: File photo Contaminated ice Juices and other drinks carry an equal risk due to possible usage of contaminated ice.
6/7 Image credit: File photo Wash hands properly Good sanitary habits need to be encouraged and importance of handwashing after defecation and before preparing and consuming food must be emphasized upon in the community.
7/7 Image credit: File photo Wash and clean vegetables Avoid eating unclean raw food and vegetables; care should be taken while preparing uncooked fruits or vegetables (example salads juices).