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Bacterial diseasesBacteria
1. Typhoid(a) Mycobacterium tuberculi
2. Cholera(b) Bacillus
3. Diarrhoea(c) Vibrio choleri
4. Tuberculosis(d) Salmonella typhi

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Bacterial diseasesBacteria
1. Typhoid(d) Salmonella typhi
2. Cholera(c) Vibrio choleri
3. Diarrhoea(b) Bacillus
4. Tuberculosis(a) Mycobacterium tuberculin

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