Germs are tiny animals that are so small they cannot be seen without the help of a special instrument called a microscope. The microscope allows the germs to be seen by making them look a lot bigger. Many of these germs will cause disease in humans and other animals.

All animals need warmth, moisture, and food to live. Germs are no different. They can get all of these things from many places. For example, feces (guna, shit), rubbish, food scraps, and even from our bodies.

There are, however, some germs that can make people sick if they enter their bodies, for example, hepatitis A and Salmonella germs.

Germs can get into the body through the mouth, nose, breaks in the skin, eyes, and genitals (privates). Once disease-causing germs are inside the body they can stop it from working properly. They may breed very quickly and in a very short time, a small number of germs can become millions.

Sometimes the diseases caused by germs are not serious and will go away after a day or so. At other times, the disease may be very serious and may even cause the person to die. In some cases, diseases caused by germs have to be treated with medicines such as tablets, injections, or syrups. The medicines stop the disease by killing the germs.

Diseases caused by bacteria germs are called bacterial diseases, and those caused by virus germs are called viral diseases.

When a person goes to the toilet, he/she may get some germs from the feces onto their hands. If the hands are not washed after going to the toilet, these germs will stay on them. The germs will then get onto whatever the person touches, such as food, his/her face, or other people. Examples of germs spread in this way are hepatitis A and Shigella.

Even with control, it is very hard for people to keep their hands away from the face which is the main entrance for germs. By washing hands carefully each time can remove most of the germs. But what about germs in other objects, like library books? It has been shared with countless hands. How can we sterilize a book? Heat can brittle the paper, and so is a chemical product.

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