Malaria mosquitoes biting Pakistanis; Relief will come from Indian mosquito nets!
Pakistan to buy mosquito nets from India to deal with outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases and malaria after devastating floods
The condition of India’s neighboring country Pakistan is not very good. Now another crisis has come upon Pakistan, which is facing economic and political crisis. At present, Pakistan is facing the crisis of devastating floods. Now Pakistan’s Health Ministry has approved the purchase of more than 6 million mosquito nets from India to combat the outbreak of mosquito-borne diseases and malaria after the recent devastating floods in Pakistan.
World Health Organization is providing financial assistance
Let us tell you that in the purchase of these mosquito nets for Pakistan, the World Health Organization is providing financial assistance from the Global Fund. Officials of the World Health Organization (WHO) said that they want to get these nets as soon as possible and hoped that this stock of nets will be received through the Wagah border route next month.
One third of the country submerged due to severe floods
More than 1,700 people have been killed and over 33 million displaced due to floods caused by extremely heavy rains in Pakistan since mid-June last year. One-third of the country was submerged due to severe floods. Last September, the WHO warned that an epidemic like malaria could lead to another disaster in the country.
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