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Relationship Between Water, Sanitation, Climate Change, and COVID-19
Climate change is the utmost crucial challenge of the 21st century with the significant potential to cause human and economic damage. COVID-19 is a global public health emergency that has caused millions of deaths worldwide.1 Studies reported that thorough sanitation practices, safe and clean water, and proper hygiene services are considered the crucial part of protecting the health of humans during the infectious disease outbreaks such as the global COVID-19 outbreak.2
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