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waterborne illness, other symptoms can include skin, ear, respiratory, or eye problems. [ ] various forms of waterborne diarrheal disease are the most prominent examples, and affect children in developing countries most dramatically. according to the world health organization , waterborne diseases account for
burden of disease , and cause about million human deaths annually. the world health organization estimates that % of that burden, or deaths per year, is attributable to a lack of safe drinking water supply, sanitation and hygiene (summarized as wash ). [ ] the term waterborne disease is reserved largely for...
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the sub-sectors exhaustive of all items are estimated for - under assumptions made about prices. they are % for fruits, % for vegetables, % for milled pulses, % for ii milled coarse cereals, % for spices, % for meat, % for milled rice, % for milled wheat and % for fish. . the epa for average of the
years - to - in the organized sector considering only select major items is high for soyabean ( %), coarse cereals ( %), fish ( %) and fresh milk ( %). the epa has gone up between - and - for only a few products such as maize, is unstable for oils and declined for milk. the organized sector dominates...
https://mofpi.nic.in/sites/default/files/ieg_report_2014-11-n-1.pdf