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pattylou
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Ah.
http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=120066®ion=4
I was impressed that GI disease didn't wreak havoc in Indonesia - apparently partly because chlorine tablets were provided by us in months prior for other reasons, that sterilised drinking water.
I would hope we can get such tablets to the Gulf states as well.
Apparently the cholera variant in these cases enters through cuts - not the mouth - so chlorine sterilisation of drinking water would have made no difference.
http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=120066®ion=4
I was impressed that GI disease didn't wreak havoc in Indonesia - apparently partly because chlorine tablets were provided by us in months prior for other reasons, that sterilised drinking water.
I would hope we can get such tablets to the Gulf states as well.
Apparently the cholera variant in these cases enters through cuts - not the mouth - so chlorine sterilisation of drinking water would have made no difference.
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