This country borders Burma, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Laos.
What is Thailand?
This is the year that the Tsunami of Thailand took place.
What is 2004?
These diseases are caused from mosquitoes, ticks, and flies.
What are Vector Borne Diseases?
Severe flu-like symptoms: high fever, headache, muscle pain, possible rash that can lead to respiratory distress and organ failure
What is Dengue?
The dominant ethnic group in Thailand.
What is Central Thai?
The approximate death toll following the tsunami within the 6 provinces of Thailand
What is 5,000? (5,078)
Lack of this can lead to sickness.
What is clean water?
Regular flu-like symptoms : fever, headache, vomiting, and chills
What is Malaria?
Most of Thailand practices this religion.
What is Buddhism?
This is how long the earthquake shook Thailand.
What is 10 minutes?
Lack of this system could lead to buildup of waste further increasing sickness in the land.
What is Waste Management?
Spread by the Anopheles mosquito usually between dusk and dawn.
What is Malaria?
This is the capital of Thailand.
What is Bangkok?
The earthquake was classified as this.
What is magnitude 9.1?
This outcome from the disaster leads to greater mosquito reproduction.
What is standing water?
Spread by the Aedes mosquito usually active during daytime hours as well as dusk and dawn.
What is Dengue?