Does a faulty sewer line increase the risk of water-borne diseases? Explain.

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Yes, faulty sewer lines can potentially lead to the mixing of sewage with drinking water. They might also contaminate food. This can increase the likelihood of water-borne diseases such as cholera, dysentery etc.

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