Unseen danger in the water: Be wary of water-borne diseases while adventuring


Adventures on the water can heal the soul, but be mindful of water-borne pathogens that might attack you. — Photos: Arnold Loh

To show how easy it can be to contract a water-borne disease, here is a story about Lily.

Earlier this month, the 40-year-old school teacher went camping with her son, daughter and husband in Gopeng, Perak.

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