Label the modes of disease transmission from $(a)$ to $(f)$ in the provided diagram.
(N/A) Direct contact (e.g.,physical touch or kissing).
$(b)$ By air (e.g.,droplets from coughing or sneezing).
$(c)$ Indirect contact (e.g.,sharing personal items like clothes or utensils).
$(d)$ By food/water (e.g.,contaminated food or water).
$(e)$ Mosquito/insect (e.g.,vector-borne transmission).
$(f)$ Rabid animal (e.g.,animal bite).
$(b)$ By air (e.g.,droplets from coughing or sneezing).
$(c)$ Indirect contact (e.g.,sharing personal items like clothes or utensils).
$(d)$ By food/water (e.g.,contaminated food or water).
$(e)$ Mosquito/insect (e.g.,vector-borne transmission).
$(f)$ Rabid animal (e.g.,animal bite).
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