Resource Allocation: By identifying hot spots, public health officials can better allocate limited resources such as vaccines, medical personnel, and testing kits. Early Detection: Detecting hot spots early allows for timely interventions that can prevent a disease from spreading to other areas. Focused Research: Hot spots can be focal points for research to understand why a disease is more prevalent in certain areas, leading to better prevention strategies. Community Awareness: Identifying hot spots can help raise awareness among local communities about the risks and necessary precautions they should take.
