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Growing Urbanization, Health Infrastructure, and Vector-Borne Diseases: A Study in Khammam Municipalth infrastructure facilities for a comfortable living. Urban centers and metropolitan cities have been struggling to cope up with the growing requirements. Though, Indian culture harps upon the saying that “Health is wealth” it has not been attained to prioritize community health.

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Impacts of Resource Consumption and Waste Generation on Environment and Subsequent Effects on Human gladesh were estimated, and the ecological sustainability status of the area was also assessed by calculating biocapacity. Data were collected from 180 households covering 18 wards of the TMA. Households, 10 from each ward, were selected considering different income groups and a questionnaire survey

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