Also, one in three healthcare facilities worldwide does not have hand hygiene facilities at points of care where the patient, healthcare worker, and treatment involve contact with the patient. In Nigeria, this figure is four in five healthcare facilities
“Global response efforts to the COVID-19 pandemic have created an unprecedented time for hand hygiene. Yet progress remains far too slow for the most vulnerable, underserved communities,” said UNICEF WASH Director Kelly Ann Naylor. She added, “Hand hygiene cannot be viewed as a temporary provision to manage COVID-19. Further long-term investment in water, sanitation, and hygiene can help prevent the next health crisis from coming. It also means fewer people falling ill with respiratory infections, fewer children dying from diarrheal diseases, and more pregnant mothers and newborns protected from preventable conditions like sepsis.
That one is not new ,most school are just doing it for cash out not for knowledge .
We know, tenkiu
Are they talking about washing hand facilities when those schools have bad roofs and windows
Some don’t even have 🪑
So the UNICEF won't talk about how children in Nigeria are poorly fed, it's hand washing?
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