In what cases has detention been found an effective and legally supportable way to prevent disease...
In what cases has detention been found an effective and legally supportable way to prevent disease transmission?
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Answer: When the disease is communicable and there is a great risk of transmission of disease to the community or other people associated with that particular person such as family etc.then detention becomes necessary for the patients. Diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV Aids, Ebola virus etc. Detention can be found effective in many ways to prevent disease transmission. When a diseased patient is confined to one of the particular area and interaction with the people becomes less then the chances of spreading of the disease becomes low.
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