Household water treatment practice and associated factors among rural Kebeles (villages) in west Guji zone, southern Ethiopia: Community based cross-sectional study
Introduction: Globally there is progress in safe water access. However, in sub-Saharan Africa only 57% of the population has an improved water supply, this resulting in water borne diseases. In area where safe water access is limited household water treatment was best alternative. However, the house...
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Main Authors: | Lechisa Asefa (Author), Abrehalign Ashenafi (Author), Degefa Dhengesu (Author), Habtamu Roba (Author), Hailu Lemma (Author) |
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2023-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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