World Malaria Day in 2022

Today is World Malaria Day! According to WHO’s World malaria report, there were an estimated 241million malaria cases & 627 000 malaria deaths worldwide in 2020. An estimated 190million malaria cases & 391,500 deaths affect sub-Saharan Africa annually. [1/2] #WorldMalariaDay2022 https://t.co/TQgSBn6av2

— Maisha Meds (@MaishaMeds) April 25, 2022

Today World malaria Day https://t.co/GpRHiGnN38

— VIKASH SATRAWALA (@VIKASHSATRAWAL1) April 25, 2022

As we commemorate the world Malaria Day today,let's reflect on the millions of people infected, affected and who lost their lives to malaria . We need creative and creative approaches in our communities to end malaria as a public health and development threat .#HappyWMD2022 https://t.co/6TOqIGMPnM

— @gdbhoka (@gdbhoka1) April 25, 2022

Today it is World Malaria Day. Do you know how the malaria causing parasites plasmodium look like? I made this illustration of a plasmodium in its merozoite form at the onset of red blood cell invasion. https://t.co/5aUIBWqoBc #WorldMalariaDay2022 #SciArt https://t.co/LLQrDG2Hpv

— vizcie (@vizcie) April 25, 2022

Yesterday night we had a Radio Talkshow on Radio Dokolo FM to Sensitize and Mobilize our Population on World Malaria Day Celebration scheduled for today in Angwecibange Primary School, Dokolo, l was joined by Health Educator Dokolo District.Come one come all🙏🙏🙏 https://t.co/mnoYPBSJNZ

— Barbara (@AkechBarbara) April 25, 2022

Today is World Malaria Day Malaria remains a significant public health and development challenge. Harness innovation to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives https://t.co/IZMQxdoi7g

— WHO Tanzania (@WHO_Tanzania) April 25, 2022

World Malaria Day today is an occasion to encourage a continued investment in malaria prevention and control causes with the ultimate goal- reduce the number of people catching and dying from malaria. https://t.co/nwmRlh3q5y

— Dawa Life Sciences (@dawalifescience) April 25, 2022