World Malaria Day in 2021

World Malaria Day Quick Facts - US 2021

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2021 Date	April 25, 2021
2022 Date	April 25, 2022

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World Malaria Day in 2021

World Malaria Day seeks to raise awareness about malaria, one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Malaria is a disease of the blood that is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium.

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Today is the #WorldMalariaDay, and this year's theme is zero malaria. Infectious Diseases of Poverty has collected some of its most relevant content to share with our readers. Find out more https://t.co/8U7OgP2j9t https://t.co/N2ckwpkZ4h
— Global Health Window (@GHWindow) April 25, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day. Let’s celebrate when there is no longer a need to have a special day for this deadly disease
— Dennis Kyle (@parasite_doc) April 25, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day, let's appreciate all the efforts that are being done to control this disease. We all can contribute by putting mutual efforts into keeping our surroundings clean. #WorldMalariaDay #WorldMalariaDay2021 https://t.co/mEB5qcCKxf
— LessonsForLifeByMSG (@LifeLessonbyMSG) April 25, 2021

Today is #WorldMalariaDay, highlighting the need for continued malaria prevention and control worldwide. @RedCross international volunteers work in sub-Saharan Africa to help curb mosquito populations and prevent the spread of disease. Learn more: https://t.co/CebLrErx7N https://t.co/kVVf5jdfIM
— Red Cross Northern California Coastal Region (@RedCrossNorCal) April 25, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day. I wish the world will gather together and find vaccine against malaria like it did with the Corona virus. Malaria has killed and is killing more people in Africa than Corona virus, even during the peak of the pandemic. #WorldMalariaDay2021
— Abu Abbani (@AYAbbani) April 25, 2021

Happening Now: Ongoing Community Sensitization on Malaria Preventive Measures at LEA Primary School, U/Kudu, U/Rimi in Commemoration of World Malaria Day, marked on 25th April every year. #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe #joinme @AMBaloni https://t.co/Mzaysa49Uf
— Kaduna State Ministry of Health (@KadunaMOH) April 24, 2021

Ahead of World Malaria Day tomorrow I thought I'd feed my mosquitoes a cocktail of blood, infused with COVID antibodies and a fine Imperial Stout. https://t.co/YN6TWARsMo
— Drew Hammond (@DrewMarcHammond) April 24, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day and we would like to recognize the global efforts made by mosquito scientists and all scientists worldwide who are working hard to keep communities safe. With continued updates in research we can dream of a Malaria free world! 🦟
— NJ Mosquito Control Association (@NJMosquitoAssn) April 25, 2021

World Malaria Day 2021 https://t.co/jhUSmGHafX via @Horyou @WHO @pahowho @CSOs4UHC @UHC2030 @UNCCD @UNCCDcso @UNEP @UNMGCY @unngowgeh @NGOCSocD @NGO_CSW_NY @CazeauHue @PMNCH @IYFWorld @Kioninadine @rhuqaeyerh @DrTedros #malaria https://t.co/tVedQbviTn
— HCRFFNGO #SDG #VaccinEquity #CPD54 #Homeless (@hcrffngo) April 23, 2021

*Public and Social Wellness Activity Updates* ✨✨✨ *WORLD MALARIA DAY 2021* *THEME : REACHING THE ZERO MALARIA TARGET* 🌟🌟🌟 *By the instructions of our Respected DDHS sir,Today 26/4/21, World Malaria Day Celebrated* https://t.co/SmVjc6jE7z
— DrNish (@dr_nish) April 26, 2021