CAP-Malaria Project Trains Motorcycle Taxi Drivers to Teach Their Passengers about Malaria : Mekong

The majority of Burmese migrants living along the Thai-Myanmar border take motorcycle taxis to work. On August 8, 2013, the Control and Prevention of Malaria (CAP-Malaria) team in collaboration with Kraburi Vector Bone Disease Control Unit and local police organized a health education training for motorcycle taxi drivers to teach them basic malaria knowledge and build their capacity to deliver malaria messages to their passengers.

Related Website: CAP-MALARIA

Source: Health Matters Newsletter RDMA/Office of Public Health

Countries: Myanmar, Thailand

Partners: Other partners, United States

Tags: LMI

The Mekong-U.S. Partnership is a multinational partnership among Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, Viet Nam, and the United States to create integrated cooperation among the five Lower Mekong countries. Learn more >

CAP-Malaria Project Trains Motorcycle Taxi Drivers to Teach Their Passengers about Malaria

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