GS3 · 15 marks · 250 words
Infectious diseases that were once confined to animals in forests are now attacking human beings, at a faster pace. Discuss why zoonotic diseases are fast spreading to humans. How such spread of zoonotic diseases can be checked and prevented in India.
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Syllabus: Conservation, environmental pollution and degradation, environmental impact assessment.
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