Importance of Waste Storage

Importance of Waste Storage

According to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) findings in 2015,contaminated syringes constituting a type of medical waste resulted in:

bioHes 500 million cases of Hepatitis B (HBV) and Hepatitis C (HCV)
bioHes bioHes 2 million new Hepatitis A cases every year
bioHes 2.6 million new HIV/AIDS cases every year
bioHes 35 million HIV/AIDS cases.

As can be seen, several types of waste produced by commercial enterprises have the potential to cause serious health problems from the moment they are collected until the moment they are disposed.  For this reason, the provision of leak-proof industrial +4 °C cooling systems, as well as other appropriate storage conditions for hazardous and medical waste, thus creating a temporary waste storage facility, is very important to staff working in these areas as well as to environmental and community health.

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