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Communicable diseases following natural disasters
Although the overall risk of communicable disease outbreaks is lower than often perceived, the risk of transmission of certain endemic and epidemic-prone diseases can increase following natural disasters. 1.2 Waterborne diseases Diarrhoeal disease outbreaks can occur following contamination of drinking-water, and
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