Pneumonia is typically associated with cold weather, not the monsoon season.

The monsoon season in India typically begins in June and lasts until September.

Ticks are not typically associated with disease transmission during the monsoon season.

The Intertropical Convergence Zone is the primary cause of the monsoon season in India.

Heat-related illnesses are typically associated with hot weather, not the monsoon season.

Contaminated drinking water is the most common cause of waterborne diseases during the monsoon season.

Measles is typically associated with close contact with an infected person, not the monsoon season.

Contaminated food is the most common cause of foodborne diseases during the monsoon season.

Education is not typically considered a public health intervention during the monsoon season.

Boiling water is the most effective way to prevent waterborne diseases during the monsoon season.

Using insecticides is not typically considered a common way to control vectors during the monsoon season.

Cooking food thoroughly is the most effective way to prevent foodborne diseases during the monsoon season.

Muscle pain is not typically a common symptom of malaria.

Using mosquito repellent is the most effective way to prevent dengue fever.

Vomiting is not typically a common symptom of typhoid fever.