World Malaria Day in 2021

World Malaria Day Quick Facts - ZA 2021

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2021 Date	25 April 2021
2022 Date	25 April 2022

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Sunday, 25 Apr

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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.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Malaria Day - in 2021

Updated 21:49

Today is World Malaria day. Global death tolls from malaria have declined steadily in recent years but plenty more remains to be done. Play your part by raising awareness and educating others on Malaria. The 2021 theme is Reaching the zero malaria target. #WorldMalariaDay2021 https://t.co/2EW0w8S4XT
— PharmaZA (PTY) LTD (@Pharma_ZA) April 25, 2021

Let’s commemorate World Malaria day today by committing ourselves to “Zero Malaria starts with me” We can eradicate Malaria. Malaria is preventable, can be cured but Malaria do kills too. As a province we have made positive strides towards eradication of Malaria in the past years https://t.co/Zj46VQ2kOW
— Dr Phophi Ramathuba (@PhophiRamathuba) 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

Can you believe, globally, 3.3 billion people in 106 countries are at risk of malaria? It's World Malaria Day and today we're recognising global efforts to control malaria. https://t.co/O6igyfaLLC
— Kit Kat Group SA (@KitKatGroupSA) April 25, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day. The 2021 theme is "Zero Malaria - Draw the Line Against Malaria". Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. People who get malaria are typically very sick and may die. In South Africa malaria is found in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and ... https://t.co/dCYpIyHSa7
— Priontex (@Priontex) April 25, 2021

There’s plenty mosquitoes today I guess they’re celebrating Malaria Day
— Taffy Regina (@paws_on_ya) April 25, 2021

Use mosquito repellent on your skin while sleeping. Remember to reapply as directed. Mosquito repellents are available in sprays, roll-ons, sticks and creams. Take care and share these tips as we move to World Malaria Day on the 25th of April. #ZeroMalaria #ShalinaHealthcare https://t.co/R20axUTVJr
— Shalina Healthcare (@ShalinaHealthc1) April 22, 2021

Today Lenmed acknowledges World Malaria Day. If you are sick and are currently in, or have recently been in an area that has malaria, you should go visit a doctor. Read more about malaria in our article: https://t.co/GFx9Zo3Smh. #LenmedHasHeart #Malaria #Awareness https://t.co/Fik7B5DQgq
— EHHC (@ehhc_kzn) April 24, 2021

Today is WORLD MALARIA DAY and we are joining Catharine from Accra-Ghana to the pledge to eradicate the malaria virus from our world. I pledge to support this campaign to sensitize everyone. Kindly make a pledge. @nmcpgh @mohgovgh #ZeroMalaria #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe https://t.co/2OK35us24t
— Hyperlink Africa 🇬🇭🇳🇬🇰🇪🇹🇳🇰🇪🇺🇬🇬🇳🇨🇫 (@hyperlinkafrica) April 25, 2021

Today is World Malaria Day. We celebrate a 79% reduction in malaria cases in Zimbabwe between 2004 and 2020. Zero Malaria Starts With You! #WorldMalariaDay2021
— Self Righteous😇🔌 (@praiseplp) April 25, 2021