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Limpopo Health department makes light of malaria outbreak
Monday 13 January 2014 12:00
The Limpopo Health department has down played the 765 malaria cases reported in Limpopo since October. The department says people need not panic as the figure is lower than that has annually been recorded in the past 10 years during the malaria season.
Each year, around January, cases of malaria are recorded in the Vhembe and Mopani districts along the Kruger National Park...
Malaria outbreak in Limpopo
South Africa
Saturday 29 March 2014 - 10:24am
...?The situation is very worrisome because we have over 233 cases that have been reported in the past three days and we have 62 patients who have been admitted in Maphutha Malatji Hospital. And two of those were sever cases but the other 60 are now in a stable condition,? said Lesufi...