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UNODC Regional Representative Marco Teixeira emphasized the connection between prison health and public health, stating that many prisoners who return to society after release pose a risk of spreading infectious diseases like TB, HIV, and hepatitis if they do not receive adequate healthcare. He was speaking at a consultation program in Lucknow to strengthen healthcare services in Indian prisons, particularly addressing challenges posed by overcrowding.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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