Identificación y Manejo de Alimentos y Bebidas Contaminadas Después de un Desastre

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October 28, 2021
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El deterioro de alimentos y bebidas durante las tormentas y otros desastres es comun. Si ocurre un corte de energia o una inundacion, es necesario verificar cada alimento para determinar si resulta seguro consumirlo. No pruebe ningun alimento o bebida que crea que se ha echado a perder. Si no cuenta con suficiente agua para beber, lo mejor es desechar estos alimentos. Conserve el agua disponible para beber para evitar la deshidratacion. (2 Paginas)

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