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Health, social and economic consequences.
They can have health, social and economic consequences, including injury or death, changes in family life and care needs, costs and lost productivity. They are not limited to the cost of mobilising emergency services or effects on the authorities.
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Only health consequences, with no social or economic effects.
Only emergency-service costs for the authorities, with no effects on families.
Health, social and economic consequences.
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