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Shallow drum-lined wells for guinea worm eradication
Ayotamuno | Sridhar | Brieger | Sangodoyin | Vyne
Treating ponds that are infested with guinea worm cyclops can be difficult in rural areas. A different and inexpensive method is to install a shallow, drum-lined well near the pond, so that the water is filtered through the ground before use, eliminating any cyclops that might be present.
Treating ponds that are infested with guinea worm cyclops can be difficult in rural areas. A different and inexpensive method is to install a shallow, drum-lined well near the pond, so that the water is filtered through the ground before use, eliminating any cyclops that might be present.
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