Studies on Diversity of Bacterial Diseases and Occupational Risks through Mudcrab Aquaculture in West Bengal

In West Bengal, the two most tradable species of mud crab (Scylla sp.) are available due to high market demand in local as well foreign markets. Scylla sp. is an important (ecological, nutritional, and economical) bioresource India including Bengal. Juveniles adult crabs selectively collected by coastal area common people or fisherpersons for culturing ponds traded locally internationally. Different districts’ mainly North-24 Parganas, South-24 Midnapur inextricably linked being culture that serves their alternative occupation/livelihood. Various bacteria recorded related infections. Some may transmit from humans cause gastric-related diseases septicemia transmission virulent genes microbes unsafe water then humans. Such pathogenic infections like vibriosis without proper treatment can result mass mortality The potential disease has been demonstrated a number significant variables surrounding them. Eating raw undercooked crab, ingesting other substances contaminated with infected excrement mucus, coming into touch infectious agent through open wounds contact skin scratches abrasions main sources bacterial It reported transferred consuming organisms handling more than 10%. Crab farmers, general, have less environmental awareness, scientific-based knowledge this reason, they face various types occupational hazards zoonotic septicemia. present article investigates distribution different threats, both human population.