Table 2. Summary of studies assessing infectious disease transmission following flood events.

COUNTRY	YEAR(S) STUDIED	INFECTIOUS DISEASE(S)	REF.
Australia	1998–2001, 2011	Leptospirosis, Ross River virus	(46,57)
Austria	2010	Leptospirosis	(43)
Bangladesh	1983–2007	Cholera, rotavirus, acute respiratory infection	(23–24,72–73,75–76)
Canada	1975–2001	Diarrhea	(22,26)
China	1979–2000	Schistosomiasis	(58)
Czech Republic	1997,2002	Leptospirosis, Tahyna virus	(41,54)
England	2000	Diarrhea	(28)
France	2009	Leptospirosis	(38)
Germany	2005,2007	Norovirus, leptospirosis	(29,34)
Guyana	2005	Leptospirosis	(44)
Italy	1993–2010	Hepatitis A, salmonellosis, diarrhea, leptospirosis, leishmaniasis, legionellosis	(18,36)
India	2001–2006	Leptospirosis	(33,45)
Indonesia	2001–2003	Paratyphoid fever	(27)
Mexico	2007,2010	Leptospirosis, dengue fever	(37,55)
Pakistan	2010	Diarrhea, skin and soft tissue infection, conjunctivitis, respiratory tract infection, suspected malaria	(69)
The Philippines	2009	Leptospirosis	(47)
Sudan	2007	Rift Valley fever	(56)
Taiwan	1994–2009	Leptospirosis, melioidosis, enteroviruses, dengue fever, bacillary dysentery, Japanese encephalitis	(21,40,48,74)
Thailand	2012	Melioidosis	(70)
United States	2001,2004	Diarrhea, leptospirosis	(25,32,35)
Vietnam	2008	Conjunctivitis, dermatitis	(71)