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Environmental sanitation is a critical factor in preventing viral gastroenteritis transmission. Viruses can persist on surfaces, making routine cleaning essential.

High-risk environments include healthcare facilities, food service areas, schools, and shared living spaces. Regular disinfection of bathrooms, kitchens, and communal surfaces reduces contamination.

Appropriate disinfectants must be used according to guidelines. Staff training ensures effective cleaning practices and proper chemical handling.

Waste management and laundry protocols also contribute to infection prevention. Contaminated materials must be handled carefully to prevent spread.

Environmental sanitation complements personal hygiene practices and strengthens overall prevention strategies.