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The Health Ministry will monitor cases of waterborne diseases after the floods, especially leptospirosis and food poisoning, said its minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa of the worsening floods in Johor. She said this after attending a nursing conference in Melaka on Sunday (March 5).

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