What type of episode would probably not be associated with pesticide drift incidents?

In the context of pesticide drift incidents, property damage typically involves the physical impact on structures, vegetation, or machinery that could be affected by the drift of pesticides from one area to another. Pesticide drift can lead to significant and immediate harmful effects on crops, landscaping, or non-target plants that may suffer from exposure, which could consequently be classified as property damage.

However, property loss generally refers to the financial or market value loss associated with damaged property rather than the property itself being damaged. While property loss could theoretically result from property damage due to pesticide drift, it is not a direct association that one would consider when evaluating an immediate pesticide drift incident. Therefore, this type of episode—focused on the overarching effect of loss rather than the more specific and tangible damages to property—would likely not be distinctly associated with incidents of pesticide drift. This makes it a less relevant answer compared to the other options which are more directly impacted by such situations.