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But most of the pilgrims come from within India, so there is less chance that a disease outbreak there would become a global problem.
Although precise figures for insect populations are difficult to project, a UN report said last year that the phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder – the disappearance of worker bees – had become a global problem.
"The reason our CEO said we will take action is because obesity has become a global problem," she tells the Guardian at the Sustainable Brands conference in San Diego.
Cancer has become a global problem.
PCBs pollution has become a global problem.
Soil salinity has become a global problem.
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The rise of fake news across Facebook and other social media has quickly became a global problem, with tech companies, including Twitter, rolling out changes to attempt to thwart the trend.
Since this discovery, carbapenemases became a global problem.
7, 8 Within about two decades, penicillin resistance in S. aureus became a global problem.
It also highlights that MDR strains can spread across continents, and thus MDR TB's emergence in any country becomes a global problem.
This resistance became a global problem during the 1960s, when Plasmodium falciparum parasites developed resistance to chloroquine, the most widely used antimalarial drug at that time (3 ).
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