RC 3331SPEECH DRAFTCOMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

NAME : MUHAMMAD A'IMAN FITRY BIN MAT NASIR

GROUP: IJAZAH SARJANA MUDA PENGAJIAN ISLAM DAN PENGURUSAN

TOPIC : HOW TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

MAIN POINT 1 : Infectious diseases pose significant threats to public health, as seen with the
recent global pandemic.

MAIN POINT 2 : Implementing effective measures to prevent their spread is paramount for
safeguarding individuals and communities.

MAIN POINT 3 : in this topic want to discuss about how to prevent the spread of infectious
diseases.

TOPIC SENTENCE 1 : The first step is Promoting Vaccination.

SUPPORTING DETAIL : Vaccination is one of the most powerful tools in preventing infectious diseases.

TRANSITTION : Encouraging vaccination against prevalent pathogens such as influenza,

measles, and COVID-19 helps build herd immunity, reducing the overall spread of these diseases within
populations.

TOPIC SENTENCE 2 : The next step is Educating the Public.

SUPPORTING DETAIL : Public awareness campaigns about the modes of transmission, Symptoms, and
preventive measures for infectious diseases empower individuals to take proactive steps to protect
themselves and others.

TRANSITION : Clear and accessible information fosters informed decision-making and

compliance with preventive measures.

TOPIC SENTENCE 3 : Among the last steps is ensuring access to clean water and sanitation.

SUPPORTING DETAIL : Access to clean water and sanitation facilities is fundamental for preventing
the spread of waterborne and fecal-oral diseases

TRANSITION : Investments in infrastructure and hygiene education programs can improve

hygiene behaviors and reduce the burden of diseases such as cholera and diarrheal infections.
CONCLUSION : Preventing the spread of infectious diseases requires a multi-faceted approach
encompassing vaccination, hygiene practices, infection control measures, Surveillance, public education,
environmental hygiene, social distancing, and healthcare access, By implementing these strategies in a
coordinated manner, we can effectively mitigate the impact of infectious diseases and protect global
health.