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If an area has low population density but health services are very far, what is the correct planning conclusion?

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Correct answer: Sparse population needs special service delivery planning

Correct answer: B, sparse population needs special service-delivery planning. Low density means people are spread over a large area rather than gathered close together. A hospital, clinic, ambulance route, or mobile health team may therefore have to cover long distances and serve relatively few people at each location. The service is still necessary; it may simply need a different design, such as strategically located centres, transport links, outreach camps, or mobile units. A is wrong because low density does not remove people’s health needs. C is wrong because people in every type of settlement need health care. D is too absolute: density does not determine need by itself, but it can affect distance, cost, and the method of delivery. Memory cue: low density means scattered people, so plan access rather than withdrawing services.

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Low DensityHealth ServiceService DistancePopulation DensityPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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