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How Can the Spread of Infectious Diseases Be Mitigated?

To mitigate the spread of infectious diseases during mass gatherings, public health agencies can adopt several strategies:
Surveillance and early detection of outbreaks
Implementation of vaccination campaigns
Promotion of hygiene practices such as handwashing
Enforcing the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) like masks
Ensuring social distancing measures

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