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Millions of sanitation workers in the developing world are forced to work in conditions that endanger their health and lives, and violate their dignity and human rights:
Joint WHO/@ilo/@wateraid/@WorldBank report ahead of #WorldToiletDay 
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Sanitation workers provide an essential public service that is key to safeguarding human health. They are often the most marginalised, poor and discriminated-against members of society, carrying out their jobs with no equipment, protection or legal rights http://bit.ly/3550Jpp pic.twitter.com/rGCnwWuYIl
Sanitation workers are the people who do jobs such as
cleaning toilets
emptying pits and septic tanks
cleaning sewers and manholes
operating pumping stations and treatment plants
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Poor sanitation causes up to 432,000 diarrhoeal deaths annually and is linked to the transmission of other diseases like cholera, dysentery, typhoid, hepatitis A and polio http://bit.ly/3550Jpp pic.twitter.com/YDynpDfcUX
Sanitation workers often come into direct contact with human waste, working with no equipment or protection to remove it by hand. This exposes them to a long list of health hazards and diseases http://bit.ly/3550Jpp pic.twitter.com/FDaYBwpzln
Sanitation work is often informal and workers have no rights or social protections. Pay can be inconsistent or non-existent – some workers report being paid in food rather than money. Plus the work is often socially stigmatized and done at night http://bit.ly/3550Jpp pic.twitter.com/QvMDKPkVUM
WHO is helping ensure countries focus on including protection of sanitation workers in national sanitation policies and on better risk-assessment and management at local levelshttp://bit.ly/3550Jpp
To meet @GlobalGoalsUN to bring clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to everyone, everywhere by 2030, the world will need more sanitation workers operating in safe, healthy and dignified working conditionshttp://bit.ly/3550Jpp
Hope in BETTER modern day science and outreach to come to these people as to help them advance.
I think that quicklime should be spread and disinfected before their works.
After settled down and cooled enough it will be safe.
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