The President's Malaria Initiative – Mekong Cross-Border Activities in Ranong Province, Thailand : Mekong

Thailand and Burmese public health personnel are collaborating in the border provinces to provide innovative malaria services to migrant and cross-border community, which contribute to more than 50% of malaria case burden in Thailand. The photo below shows the CAP-Malaria project, in coordination with the Ranong, Thailand Provincial Health Office, providing training on malaria diagnosis and bed net retreatment to Burmese migrant health volunteers in their native language.

Related link: CAP-MALARIA

Source: Health Matters Newsletter RDMA/Office of Public Health

Tags: LMI

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The President’s Malaria Initiative – Mekong Cross-Border Activities in Ranong Province, Thailand

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