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3 August, 09:36

Why did the 1918 influenza outbreak cause so many deaths?

Mainly elderly people were affected.

Hygiene and sanitation were very poor at this time.

The influenza virus was a strain of an older virus to which people had no immunity.

The World Health Organization had not yet been created.

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  1. 3 August, 11:22
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    B. Hygiene and sanitation were very poor at the time of the outbreak. This is because germs were not considered harmful so sanitation and hygiene were unimportant.
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