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Hadhramout governor launches campaign against vector-borne diseases

[18/08/2020 01:56]

MUKALLA - SABA
The Governor of Hadhramout Maj. Gen. Faraj Al-Bohsoni launched on Tuesday a comprehensive campaign to combat vector-borne diseases in the governorate. \

The project, to be implemented by the National Program to Combat Malaria with funding from the Global Fund to Fight Tuberculosis, AIDS and Malaria through the IMO, aims to support local communities with impregnated mosquito nets, implement residual spraying campaigns and fight swamps in the governorates.

As many as 221184 mosquito nets will be distributed to 442,367 people.