Water can become contaminated due to poor sanitation, leading to waterborne disease - the cause of 500,000 deaths annually according to the WHO.

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Types of vehicle transmission include:
- Waterborne disease transmission
- Foodborne disease transmission 
- Airborne transmission

Types of Vehicle Transmission

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Pathogenic transmission over distances more than one meter through aerosols such as dust and fine particles. Example: Dust particles transmit hantavirus to humans, with inhalation causing fatal respiratory infection.

Airborne Transmission

Waterborne Transmission of Disease

Food can become contaminated due to improper handling and storage, causing to foodborne disease.

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