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The epidemic attacks mainly children and young people
The epidemic attacks mainly children and young people
Exterior view: a woman with two children, one of which she is holding in her arms. Verso: WHO/5963. Ethiopia-Malaria. World Health. May/June 1960. Malaria epidemic strike in Ethiopia and its 18 million inhabitants in 1958. In lens than six months, from July to December the disease claimed 3 million victims of which 100,000 died. Details of this castastrophobic epidemy were revealed at the Second Regional Confrence on Malaria Eradication recently organized at Adis Ababa by WHO's Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean. The epidemic attacks mainly children and young people.
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