Incineration used in fight against HIV in Zimbabwe
The prevention of HIV in the poorest regions of Africa has been an ongoing issue for decades and…
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What Do Governments Do After a Natural Disaster?
Natural disasters, like floods, earthquakes, cyclones, and tsunamis, can happen at any time. They can cause widespread devastation,…
Marburg Virus – Ebola’s Deadly Relative
If you haven’t heard of the Marburg Virus yet, it threatens to become another big pandemic unless it…
5 Things You Should Be Doing to Fight Coronavirus (COVID-19)
IMPORTANT: If you have an enquiry relating to Coronavirus (COVID-19) then please use our Emergency Response Form and…
Managing hazardous waste during the COVID-19 pandemic
“In a hospital or medical environment, preventing and delaying the spread of Coronavirus goes far beyond washing hands.…
Ebola Outbreak – Prepared, Experienced and Ready to Deploy
Inciner8 have plenty of experience in supporting humanitarian efforts around the globe through our provision and installation of…
Waste collection at home is key to killing Coronavirus
“As the Coronavirus continues to affect millions of people the world over, Governments are hurriedly implementing new protocols…
Ebola Outbreak In The Democratic Republic of Congo
The fears of health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo were confirmed recently, when test results indicated…
Humanitarian and Disaster Zone Incineration
Humanitarian crises can develop from a number of events. Typically, these are conflicts, war, natural disasters and disease…
Bio Hazardous Waste and Incineration
20 to 25 percent of the total waste generated by healthcare establishments is regarded as hazardous and may…