World Malaria Day 2023: Every year on April 25, the world celebrates World Malaria Day (WMD) to recognize the efforts being made to combat the disease. It was adapted from African Malaria Day, which African nations have commemorated since 2001.
Malaria is a disease that can be prevented, according to the WHO. Furthermore, it is curable, but it still has a terrible effect on the health and way of life of people around the world. In 2020, 85 countries are expected to experience 241 million new malaria cases and 627,000 malaria deaths. In fact, children under five years of age residing in the WHO African Region accounted for more than two-thirds of mortality. “It’s time to achieve zero malaria: invest, innovate, implement” will be the theme of World Malaria Day in 2023.
Today is #WorldMalariaDay.#Malaria It is transmitted through the bite of the Anopheles mosquito 🦟. Almost half of the world’s population is at risk of contracting malaria.
Here are 4 things you need to know about malaria ⬇️
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO)
April 25, 2023
India, with the help of several strategic government interventions and innovative solutions, has made great strides towards its goal of eliminating malaria by 2030.
In this #WorldMalariaDayLet us commit to strengthening our fight against malaria Mukt Bharat. pic.twitter.com/MR4XHvlmwV
– Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya (@mansukhmandviya)
April 25, 2023
World Malaria Day 2023: messages and slogans
- Strength and Power for all on this World Malaria Day. Let’s unite to fight this disease that has claimed so many lives.
- We can beat malaria by practicing good hygiene and keeping our environment clean.
- World Malaria Day serves as a reminder that, by working together, we have the ability to eradicate malaria.
- On this World Malaria Day, I send you my best wishes. May the fruits of our sustained efforts to combat this disease arrive soon.
- Best greetings to everyone on this World Malaria Day. Let’s unite to fight this disease that has claimed so many lives.
- We can beat malaria by practicing good hygiene and keeping our environment clean. Greetings on this happy World Malaria Day to all.
- World Malaria Day serves as a reminder that, by working together, we have the ability to eradicate malaria. I wish you a very Happy World Malaria Day.
- On this World Malaria Day, I send you my best wishes. May the fruits of our sustained efforts to combat this disease arrive soon.
World Malaria Day 2023: Facebook and WhatsApp status
- Every effort counts in the fight against malaria, which is why we must unite in this effort. Let’s make a wish for an end to the terror of malaria.
- If we do not wake up immediately, malaria will continue to claim a large number of lives. Join forces to create a better future.
- We could be closer to dying with a single mosquito bite. Don’t let anyone else experience that. Be good at shining brightly.
- World Malaria Day can only be celebrated by coming together to fight this disease. Join forces to fight the disease.
- Every doctor is doing everything possible to eradicate malaria from the earth. Play a good role.
- We must unite on World Malaria Day to eradicate malaria by creating awareness among all people. May this World Malaria Day serve as a foundation for your future.
- As we commemorate World Malaria Day, we must fight a fierce battle against this potentially deadly disease. Best of luck!
- Without dengue and malaria, the world would be a much better place. Let’s work to create such a world.
- To eradicate dengue and malaria from our planet, we must work together and we are capable of doing so. Gratitude and power
- All we have to do is eliminate dengue and malaria mosquitoes to save many more lives.
World Malaria Day 2023: quotes
“Eradicating mosquitoes is a means to an end. An uninfected mosquito is harmless to humans, just a nuisance. An infected mosquito is a danger.”- TK Naliaka
“More people die from malaria than from any specific cancer.” -Bill Gates
“Malaria has long been a devastating and life-threatening global epidemic disease in human history.” – Your Youyou
“Our progress against malaria is impressive. But surveillance remains a fundamental ingredient to protect the health of all people.” –Tom Frieden
“If you don’t think a small act can make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito in your room.” – Julie Foudy
It was created with the aim of promoting “education and understanding of malaria” as well as “intensified one-year implementation of national malaria control strategies, including community-based activities for the prevention and treatment of malaria in areas endemic”. The third ‘i’ implementation will be the theme of World Malaria Day 2023, with special emphasis on how crucial it is to reach marginalized groups with current tools and methods. And to stop the spread of this vector-borne disease, several initiatives are being taken across India.
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Source: sef.edu.vn