Science, asked by jayeshdodiya41jd, 9 months ago

We should not allow water to collect in one place around us for a long time to prevent malaria

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Answered by kmina69

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Answer:

yes you are absolutely right..... as the collected water often gives birth to malarial parasite

Answered by Anonymous

10

Answer:

heya mate...✌☺️

Explanation:

the stagnated water may have the bacteria
musquitoes will arrange a colony over that water...

as they are the cause of the malaria...the stagnant water shouldnot be in ur sorroundings...

tquh...have a great dayh...

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