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Age
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Gender
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District
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Achhnera
Agra(Urban)
Akola
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Village/Ward
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Abhaudopura
Abhaypura
Achhnera (NPP)
Akabara
Occupation
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Aanganwadi worker
Panchayati raj representative
Para Veterinarians/ Animal Husbandry front line workers
Veterinary Doctor
Healthcare worker
Community Volunteers
Forest Dept. Officers/ workers
District
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Achhnera
Agra(Urban)
Akola
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Village/Ward
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Abhaudopura
Abhaypura
Achhnera (NPP)
Akabara
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Human Health
Animal Health
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Health Condition
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Only Fever >= 7 days
Only Fever < 7 days
Fever with Rash
Fever with Bleeding
Fever with Altered sensorium
Cough > 2 weeks without fever
Cough <= 2 weeks without fever
Cough > 2 weeks with fever
Cough <= 2 weeks with fever
ARI/Influenza Like Illness (ILI)
Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI)
Acute Encephalitic Syndrome
Acute Hepatitis
Acute Diarrhoeal Disease
Japanese Encephalitis (JE)
Typhoid
Cholera
Hep B
Hep C
Kala Azar
Scrub Typhus
Leptospirosis
Malaria
Chikungunya
Dengue
Filaria
Tuberculosis
Pertussis
Diphtheria
Rubella
Neonatal Tetanus
Measles
Jaundice < 4 weeks
Animal Bite
Health Condition
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Cluster of deaths in livestock (cattle, buffalo, goat, sheep, pig)
Sudden death of backyard poultry or commercial poultry birds
Mass die-off of wild birds (especially migratory birds in wetlands)
Abortion storms in livestock (cattle, goats, or pigs)
Dog showing sudden aggression, biting multiple people/animals, or excessive salivation
Bleeding from nose, mouth, or anus in a dead animal
Horses, mules, or donkeys with nasal discharge, nodules, or breathing difficulty
Death of large rodents in any locality
Sudden illness affecting multiple animals in a village/farm
Neurological symptoms in multiple animals (tremors, paralysis, convulsions)
Multiple livestock in one area showing fever, weakness, or sudden drop in milk production
Animal bite cluster (multiple bites reported in short period from same locality)
Sick or dead wild animals
Unusual Wildlife entering human settlements
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Internet
Health Facilities
Laboratories
Pharmacy
Points of Entry
Traditional Medicine
Health Workers
NGOs
Veterinary Services
Entomological and Vector-Control Services
Food Safety Agencies
Informers-Other Systems of Medicine
Community Leaders
Schools
Colleges
University
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