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Why is Vehicle Information Important?
Understanding vehicle information helps epidemiologists to:
Identify potential
sources of infection
.
Develop targeted
intervention strategies
to prevent disease transmission.
Design effective public health policies and
guidelines
.
Improve
surveillance systems
to detect and respond to outbreaks rapidly.
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