Health
Malaria death toll to exceed COVID-19’s in sub-Saharan Africa: WHO – New York Post
LONDON – Deaths from malaria due to disruptions during the coronavirus pandemic to services designed to tackle the mosquito-borne disease will far exceed those…
LONDON – Deaths from malaria due to disruptions during the coronavirus pandemic to services designed to tackle the mosquito-borne disease will far exceed those killed by COVID-19 in sub-Saharan Africa, the World Health Organization warned on Monday.
More than 409,000 people globally – most of them babies in the poorest parts of Africa – were killed by malaria last year, the WHO said in its latest global malaria report and COVID-19 will almost certainly make that toll higher in 2020.
Our estimates…
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