Malaria is spreading faster due to climate change, according to a report In light of the high heat observed in various regions of the world,...
Malaria is spreading faster due to climate change, according to a report
In light of the high heat observed in various regions of the world, a recent report has issued a warning that climate change is speeding up the spread of malaria.
The Global Fund report was made public on the same day that the UN set aside to discuss the malaria epidemic.
More than 1,600 million individuals nationwide have contracted malaria as a result of the severe floods that hit Pakistan, which have spread mosquitoes in several areas of the nation.
According to the World Health Organization, malaria cases in African nations will rise from 95% in 2021 to 96% in 2022, with children and expectant mothers suffering the most.