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Southeast Asia nears malaria elimination, down two-thirds since 2010
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Southeast Asia nears malaria elimination, down two-thirds since 2010

In an exciting summit in Laos, leaders from Southeast Asia celebrated a remarkable 67% drop in malaria transmission over the past 15 years. Countries like Vietnam and Cambodia are leading the charge, thanks to improved detection and treatment efforts. Lao Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone expressed pride in the commitment to eliminate malaria by 2030, reflecting a significant reduction in cases. While challenges remain, especially in Myanmar and Thailand, the region is on a promising path towards a malaria-free future.
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