The Ghana Health Organisation has sounded a warning to the public to take immediate action to protect themselves and their loved ones from the threat of cholera. In a public health advisory, the organisation emphasized the importance of practicing good hygiene, eating safe food, and drinking clean water to prevent the spread of the disease.

According to the Ghana Health Organisation, cholera is a highly infectious and potentially life-threatening disease that can spread quickly through contaminated food, water, and poor hygiene. However, the organisation stressed that early treatment can save lives, and urged the public to seek medical help immediately if symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration arise.

The public health advisory is part of the organisation’s efforts to prevent and control cholera outbreaks in Ghana. The organisation has also reminded the public to stay safe and stay healthy by following simple but effective prevention measures.

*Prevention Measures:

– Practice good hygiene by washing your hands frequently with soap and clean water.

– Eat safe food and avoid consuming undercooked or raw seafood.

– Drink clean water and avoid contaminated sources.

-Seek medical help immediately if symptoms arise.

By following these simple prevention measures, the public can significantly reduce the risk of cholera infection and protect themselves and their loved ones from this potentially deadly disease.