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Outbreaks of Water-borne diseases are common after heavy rainfall, especially in poor rural areas. Name any two water-borne diseases.

Waterborne disease are caused due to polluted and contaminated water and improper sanitation in poor rural areas.

Two water borne disease are Thyphoid and cholera (caused by water contamination)


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