‘Sewage surveillance would help in public health responses and preventive care like technological tools used to forecast cyclones and monsoons, helping the governments protect millions of lives and avoid enormous economic loss’
Dr. Rakesh Mishra Director, Tata Institute for Genetics and Society, India speaks to The Hindu in an exclusive interaction on varied topics relating to COVID – 19, Sewage surveillance, anti microbial resistance, genetic testing and vector borne diseases.
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