Climate change puts Fiji health facilities at risk
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- Climate change is placing growing pressure on Fiji’s health facilities through damage, saltwater intrusion and changing patterns of vector-borne disease.
- Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica said climate change threatens public health and the economy, not only the environment.
Climate change is putting Fiji’s health facilities under growing pressure, with damage to infrastructure, saltwater intrusion and changing patterns of vector-borne diseases emerging as concerns.
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica said climate change should no longer be treated only as an environmental issue. He described it as a direct threat to public health and the economy.
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