DODOMA, Feb. 13 -- THE Tanzanian government, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO), has assessed health risks linked to emergencies and disasters in Dodoma Region, aiming to strengthen preparedness and response.

A statement issued by the Ministry of Health on Friday in Dodoma noted that the review focused on health impacts from floods, drought, road accidents, disease outbreaks, and fires.

According to the ministry, the discussion focused on improving health-sector readiness, stakeholder coordination, and public awareness to reduce risks before and after disasters.

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Speaking at the meeting, the Acting Do...