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Two Dutch nationals die of malaria in Gambia

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
:tiphat: Chen Qi

Dutch to English translation
Two Dutch deceased malaria published on December 5, 2010 - 1:38 pm Read more about: health, malaria
Recently, two Dutch tourists deceased to the effects of malaria which she sustained during a stay in Gambia. That makes the National Advice for Travellers now known. The patients were part of a group of five Dutch people who visited the West African country.

The Dutch had no malaria pills swallowed in advance. The Harbour Hospital in Rotterdam, which has its own police tropics, says quite often to treat patients after a return visit to Gambia with malaria.

Gambia is an important risk country in West Africa because it is a destination for cheap last-minute travel. Tropical Doctor David Overbosch advises travelers to these countries at risk for malaria are a precaution to swallow. Travelers with symptoms return as soon as possible contact a doctor, as he says in the radio program Icon.

Listen to the interview Thomas had with Doctor Doctor David Overbosch tropics.
http://www.rnw.nl/nederlands/bulletin/twee-nederlanders-overleden-aan-malaria
 
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