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difference between hygiene vs sanitation ? five piont​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hygiene is focused on keeping us clean, while sanitation focuses on what to do with the waste we produce. Hygiene aims to improve the health of an individual human being. The more people care about hygiene and sanitation

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Question :-

Difference between hygiene vs sanitation ?

Answer :-

Hygiene

  • Hygiene is the practice of maintain cleanliness for preserving health and preventing the spread of diseases.
  • Hygiene is focused on keeping us clean.
  • Hygiene aims to improve the health of an individual human being. If you pay attention to it and practice it consistently on yourself, you will be less likely to get sick.

Sanitation

  • Sanitation means proper and safe management of human waste, from the toilet, containment, and the entire process up to disposal to the environment.
  • Sanitation focuses on what to do with the waste we produce.
  • Sanitation is focused on the health of all the people in a community. On a smaller scale, adequate home sanitation will protect your family from illness.

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