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Six zoonotic species were also detected, including <jats:italic>Syphacia obvelata<\/jats:italic> (22.4%), <jats:italic>Syphacia muris<\/jats:italic> (12.4%), <jats:italic>Raillietina<\/jats:italic> spp. (10.8%), <jats:italic>Hymenolepis diminuta<\/jats:italic> (10.3%), <jats:italic>Vampirolepis nana<\/jats:italic> (10%), and <jats:italic>Cyclodontostomum purvisi<\/jats:italic> (2.4%). Increased population of murine rodents was observed at the solid waste sites, as indicated by higher trap success (TS) rates. Forest murine rodents exhibited a significant prevalence of helminth infections and high species diversity. 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