KCCA deputy spokesperson Robert kalumba says the move is intended to prevent unhygienic diseases like cholera that usually spring up in different places of Kampala.

He adds that the operations are still ongoing in the neutral business district and will spread to other divisions.

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The skin of a baby suffering from eczema may break due to scratching, thus introducing more bacteria into the body.

Scientists tell us that in addition to introducing more bacteria in the body, a child may fail to sleep due to excessive itching. Some eczema drugs contain steroids (potential chemical substances) which affect the growth of a child.

ECZEMA, also known as dermatitis is a common immune skin disorder among children. It presents in stages and usually starts as an irritating itchy red patch.

The skin may become inflamed and moist though sometimes the rash is dry and scaly, manifesting on the knees, elbow joints, wrist, joints and ankles.

Babies below one year may develop eczema in the face, and around the neck. Its causes are the following: it can either be Endogenous or Atopic eczema e.g. it may run in families, so if apparent, chances are that each child in a family would develop it.

Antigens such as pollen and dust can also cause eczema. Irritants found in urine and feaces, human wastes contains ammonia which some babies may react to also causes eczema. Keeping babies in wet or soiled diapers for long time may stimulate napkin eczema around the genital areas. Babies who use cosmetics and wears jewelleries are at risk of getting eczema, also some soap, jellies, powders and earrings may cause it.

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ECZEMA, also known as dermatitis is a common immune skin disorder among people, especially in children. It presents in stages and usually starts as an irritating itchy red patch.

The skin may become inflamed and moist though sometimes the rash is dry and scaly, manifesting on the knees, elbow joints, wrist, joints and ankles.

Babies below one year may develop eczema in the face, and around the neck. Its causes are the following: it can either be Endogenous or Atopic eczema e.g. it may run in families, so if apparent, chances are that each child in a family would develop it.

Antigens such as pollen and dust can also cause eczema. Irritants found in urine and feaces, human wastes contains ammonia which some babies may react to also causes eczema. Keeping babies in wet or soiled diapers for long time may stimulate napkin eczema around the genital areas. Babies who use cosmetics and wears jewelleries are at risk of getting eczema, also some soap, jellies, powders and earrings may cause it.

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It is very important to note that frog jumps need a smooth and hazardous free surface. This is to protect the person doing the frog jumps from injuries.

Here are steps to be followed: in a sitting position put your hands behind your hips, leaping like a frog, swing your arms forwarded up and jump forward as far as you can and at the same time straight the entire body especially, the knees, elbows, fingers and toes.

Sit down while you strike out your arms another time. Continue jumping to the next frog jump without major stops.

Also note that landing the jump frogs on your heels is bad for your knees yet this is when your jumps go further and become more intense.

Sitting too far with relaxed quads is also bad for the knees, but landing on your toes protects the joints. At least 15 jumps should be done in a row for one to benefit both physically and internally.

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Pilates have a number of benefits in our bodies. They shape the body and strengthen the torso.

The people who do it improve posture and overall health. It promotes and strengthens the muscle development as well as flexibility and improving the joints and the back.

It safely increases the length of our muscles especially in the spine area. It allows the rest of the body to stretch, improve breathe and blood circulation.

It stimulates the spine and muscles and allows the body to feel good.

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