can have devastating effects on humans. Here are some examples of these diseases:
A bacterium found in the urine of rats and other animals causes leptospirosis.
A bacterial disease transmitted by fleas that inhabit rats is known as bubonic plague.
Inhalation of aerosols from the excrement or urine of infected rats is the mode of transmission ofHantavirus.
Lassa fever virus is found in rat droppings and causes hemorrhagic fever.
The presence of rats in the house can lead to food and water contamination, increasing the risk of developing diseases.
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