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    About 16 million Filipinos are still without sustainable access to safe water supply. Nearly 6 out of 10 households with access to improved water sources face the threat of water contaminants which can trigger large-scale community outbreaks. In 2004, a diarrheal epidemic consistent with cholera involving a total of 9,164 cases with 55 deaths mostly children below 9 years old occurred in pangasinan and la union.

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    About 16 million Filipinos are still without sustainable access to safe water supply. Nearly 6 out of 10 households with access to improved water sources face the threat of water contaminants which can trigger large-scale community outbreaks. In 2004, a diarrheal epidemic consistent with cholera involving a total of 9,164 cases with 55 deaths mostly children below 9 years old occurred in pangasinan and la union.

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    HypoSol For SAFE Water

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    About 16 million Filipinos are still without sustainable access to safe water supply. Nearly 6 out of 10 households with access to improved water sources face the threat of water contaminants which can trigger large-scale community outbreaks. In 2004, a diarrheal epidemic consistent with cholera involving a total of 9,164 cases with 55 deaths mostly children below 9 years old occurred in pangasinan and la union.

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    Philippine Setting

    Access to safe drinking-water is a basic need and is one of the most important contributors to public health. All over the world, water borne diseases remain one of the major health concerns and the same is true in the Philippines. Diarrheal diseases remain on the top ten leading cause of morbidity.

    about 16 million Filipinos are still without sustainable access to safe water supply. The overall challenge of delivering clean drinking water immediately to all is further compounded by studies showing that nearly 6 out of 10 households with access to improved water sources face the threat of water contaminants which can trigger large-scale community outbreaks. Francisco T. Duque, III MD, MSc.

    out of ten households or In the Philippines, two

    The situation
    In 2004, a diarrheal epidemic consistent with cholera involving a total of 9,164 cases with 55 deaths mostly children below 9 years old occurred in Pangasinan and La Union. Given this case and the occurrence of diarrhea outbreaks across the country, the Administrative Order No.2007-0005 was issued as a national policy providing for the use of the HSFW as a method of household water treatment.

    What is HFSW?
    It is one of the globally accepted method under the Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage strategies. Known as the Safe Water System recommended by the WHO Uses a low-strength chlorine, 1.25% Sodium Hypochlorite solution

    Why SAFE?

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