Public Health Regulations

Sanitation: Sanitation refers to measures taken to promote cleanliness and hygienic conditions in order to prevent the spread of diseases. It includes practices such as proper waste disposal, access to clean water, and maintaining clean living environments.

Quarantine: Quarantine is a restriction imposed on individuals or groups who may have been exposed to a contagious disease. It involves isolating them for a specific period of time to prevent further spread of the illness.

Vaccination: Vaccination is the process of administering vaccines (usually through injections) to stimulate an immune response against specific diseases. Vaccines help protect individuals from contracting certain infections and contribute to public health by reducing the prevalence of infectious diseases.