Bahaya

: Long-term consequences from repeated exposure, including cancer, genetic mutations, and chronic organ failure. 3. Digital and Online Safety

Hazards are generally classified by their nature to help with identification and mitigation: Bahaya

When creating "detailed content" related to hazards, the information typically breaks down into several key categories to ensure safety and awareness. 1. Types of Hazards (Bahaya) : Long-term consequences from repeated exposure

: Exposure to viruses, bacteria, fungi (mould), animal droppings, and pathogens like Hepatitis B or HIV. such as skin irritation

: Immediate reactions occurring shortly after exposure, such as skin irritation, headaches, or even fatal poisoning.

Exposure to "bahaya" can lead to two main types of health effects: