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Various diseases can spread through inhaling the droplets/aerosols released by infected person. From the option given choose the diseases that acquired by this method. (a) Diphtheria, (b) pneumonia, (c) Dengue, (d) Malaria, (e) Dysentery, (f) Chikungunya

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d, e, f

B

a, b, c

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a & b

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c & f

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