Ethiopia has reported more than 520,000 cases of malaria in May, according to(WHO)
The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that efforts for malaria coordination and surveillance are currently in progress in Ethiopia, where the nation reported over 520,000 malaria cases within a single month.
In a report from the Ethiopia Health Cluster Bulletin, the WHO indicated that the East African nation documented a total of 520,782 malaria cases in May.
Additionally, the WHO noted that Ethiopia is actively addressing several disease outbreaks, which include cholera, measles, malaria, and mpox.
It emphasized that ongoing conflicts in various regions of the country continue to impact public health, stating that these conflicts have "left individuals in urgent need of assistance, many of whom are stranded in hard-to-reach locations with severely limited humanitaria...










