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It was suggested that in order to maintain the cleanliness of the Kebeles who are free from defecating in the fields, the next generation should be taught about a clean and healthy environment.

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Due to the continuous work of Dredawa Management Health Bureau, Wahil Cluster of Dujuma Rural Kebele Plain has been freed from defecation.

Experts from the office and cluster leaders; Today, the mayor of Dredawa administration, Ato Kedir Juhar and other leaders of the administration said that the stakeholders and the leadership and community of Dujuma rural kebele are free from defecation in the kebele field. It was officially announced in the presence of Health Bureau leaders, Wahil Cluster and Dujuma Kebele leaders and residents as well as stakeholders and invited guests.

Kedir Juhar, the mayor of Dredawa administration, who spoke at the recognition program, thanked the people who supported and supervised the people who were working to free their area from defecating in the field, and the people who were working to make their area free from defecation in the field. He said that children should be considered when working.

The mayor added that the kebele, who is free from defecating in the field today, has to work hard to prevent it from returning to the problem it was in following the increase in the number of residents, and reminded that the next generation should be taught about a clean and healthy environment.

The head of Dredawa administration health office, Mrs. Lemlem Zabeh, said that the freedom of defecation in the rural kebele field of Dujuma has been confirmed by experts from various sector offices at the administrative level. He said it has increased to 21% from 2% a year ago. The head added that, based on the theme of "Let's stand together for universal hand hygiene", hand hygiene day is celebrated every year, by washing our hands thoroughly with water and soap, by removing pathogens that enter our stomachs from our hands, it is important to protect our health with our hands. They all offered their thanks.

In addition to the recognition of the program, regarding the day of hand hygiene, honorable Mayor Kedir Juhar and the leaders of the administration; Health office leaders and stakeholders showed their role models to the community by washing their hands with soap and water.

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