Sanitation

Sanitation

Control of physical factors in the human environment that can harm the health or survival of human and plant/animal life, e.g., drainage and disposal of sewage, pure water supply, etc. Improvement of hygiene, medical (sanitary) conditions of a place, eco-system, environment.

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