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Angola: Malaria causes more than 7,000 deaths in Angola in 2018

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Source: http://www.macaubusiness.com/angola-malaria-causes-more-than-7000-deaths-in-angola-in-2018/

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Angola: Malaria causes more than 7,000 deaths in Angola in 2018
Angola recorded 7,356 malaria deaths in 2018, a drop to almost half compared to the previous year, but the disease continues to be the leading cause of death in the country, preliminary data from the Ministry of Health indicate.

Luanda, Angola- Angola recorded 7,356 malaria deaths in 2018, a drop to almost half compared to the previous year, but the disease continues to be the leading cause of death in the country, preliminary data from the Ministry of Health indicate.

According to a report by the Angolan Ministry of Health, which the Lusa agency had access to today, the Lusophone country registered a total of 3,007,111 cases of malaria in 2018...
 
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