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hls-1897	Shrivastava, Saurabh R.; Shrivastava, Prateek S.; Ramasamy, Jegadeesh	Disinfection: an indispensable tool in controlling outbreaks in low-resource settings	2014	1	.pdf	application/pdf	865	40	40	In order to extend the benefits of disinfection in rural/tribal areas, grass-root level workers should be trained about proper disinfection measures of sputum, feces and soiled articles.3 To conclude, the proper implementation of environmental disinfection in low-resource settings reduces the incidence of infection, creating a public health benefit for the patients, community and health care workers by reducing the number of pathogenic microorganisms on surfaces. direct from body surface or indirect trans- mission via contaminated inanimate objects) is one of the main routes of microorganism transmission.1 Disinfection is defined as the process that eliminates many or all pathogenic microorgan- isms, except bacterial spores and inanimate objects.2 Considering the global threats of emergence and re-emergence of old diseases, especially in low-resource settings disinfection of soiled articles at appropriate time can be of paramount importance in preventing and con- trolling outbreaks/epidemics of communicable diseases.3 The process of disinfection can be either carried out concurrently (viz.	cache/hls-1897.pdf	txt/hls-1897.txt