ANALYSIS OF SANITATION WORK FOR THE PREVENTION OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AMONG THE POPULATION

Rasulova Nilufar Farxadovna; Akhadullayev Dilmurod Anvarovich; Boboqulov Akbar  Maxamatovich

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7824415

Rasulova Nilufar Farxadovna, Akhadullayev Dilmurod Anvarovich, Boboqulov Akbar Maxamatovich

Abstract. Sanitation is a fundamental aspect of public health that involves maintaining clean and hygienic living conditions to prevent the spread of communicable diseases. Communicable diseases are diseases that can be spread from person to person or from animals to humans. Sanitation work plays a vital role in preventing the transmission of communicable diseases and protecting the health of the population. This article will analyze the sanitation work done for the prevention of communicable diseases among the population.

Keywords: sanitation, communicable diseases, prevention, population, analysis, public health, hygiene, water supply

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