Burundi Says Malaria Reaches Epidemic Proportions
14/03/2017Health experts say more than 700 people have died of malaria so far this year in Burundi, prompting the government to declare the disease an epidemic.The determination was based on.
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Health experts say more than 700 people have died of malaria so far this year in Burundi, prompting the government to declare the disease an epidemic.The determination was based on.
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