Thailand Warns of 6 Post-Flood Diseases, Emphasizes Infection Control
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health has warned of an increased risk of six infectious diseases in areas where large-scale floods have receded. The ministry specifically urged caution against leptospirosis, foot rot, and dengue fever, calling for thorough preventive measures.
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