The World Health Organisation has warned that the number of malaria deaths in Africa could double to 769,000.
The WHO warned that if more focus on curbing the spread of the coronavirus leads to a reduction by three-quarters of access to antimalarial medicines, deaths could double to 769,000. “This would be the highest number of deaths seen in the region since the year 2000,” Moeti said at a briefing.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
The WHO is on point because a lot of our health facilities believe that even the smallest sign of malaria symptom is COVID-19 symptoms. Some hospitals decline treating suggesting the patients should go for isolation. Our health facilities needs serious re-orientation on COVID-19.
WHO abeg keep quite. Africa is now ur testing ground. Cause enough panic then you bring your stupid untested vaccines to test on africans. First aids, Ebola, Corona,now malaria. You pple are jokers
Tweetwizzard No wander Trump cut your funding.... Scums
So African is their dumping grand ba. God pass all of una
So now it is no longer Coronavirus deaths that will double like melinda gates said. It is now Malaria! Ok we are watching!
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