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What to Do in Case of Suspected Contamination?

If contamination is suspected, it's crucial to:
Seek medical attention immediately.
Isolate the child from the source of contamination.
Administer first aid if necessary, such as rehydration for diarrhea.
Follow healthcare provider instructions for treatment and follow-up.

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