Urges provincial govts, other stakeholders to get united to deal with this alarming situation
ISLAMABAD - President Asif Ali Zardari has called for making collective efforts to curb malaria as the World Malaria Day is being observed across the globe including Pakistan today .
In his message on World Malaria Day, he said Pakistan was determined to implement new initiatives under the Global Malaria Programme. He said the measures were aimed at testing, confirming and standardizing the treatment of every suspected case of malaria. Expressing concerns over the rise in Malaria cases in different parts of the country due to the devastating floods of 2022, President Zardari called upon the provincial governments and other stakeholders to get united to deal with this alarming situation.World Malaria Day is being observed today . The theme of the day this year is “Accelerating the fight against malaria for a more equitable world”.
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