The Cebu City Helath Department (CHD) is concerned of the possible rise of diarrhea cases in Cebu City
CEBU CITY, Philippines —The Cebu City Health Department is concerned of the possible rise of diarrhea cases here.
The recent recorded cases of diarrhea were in the Operation Second Chance with at least eleven children in conflict with the law developing stomach illnesses.The CHD is having difficulties gathering the necessary data because the communication line between the CHD and the barangay health centers was affected by Typhoon Odette.
A teaspoon of solution can be used for 20 liters of water and must be mixed well until dissolved. The water can now be potable.
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