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Underlying Challenges in the Path of Malaria Elimination: From India Perspective

Prabal Kumar Chourasia, Anand Verma, Prachi Pundir, Nikhil Shukla, Mehul Kumar Chourasia

South Asian Journal of Parasitology · pp. 55–58 · Published 8 Jul 2020

Abstract

India has shown its determination to achieve malaria elimination by 2030. However, several challenges, which might be potential roadblocks for malaria elimination goal. Among many, few are unreliability on existing reporting system; suitable surveillance methods; presence of asymptomatic parasitic carriers in the endemic population; and increasing insecticide resistance status among the malaria vectors. Nonetheless, stride towards malaria elimination is only achievable, if requisite emphasis would be given on the surveillance system, asymptomatic parasitic reservoirs and address of insecticide resistance status. Additionally, strengthening of the health infrastructure, adequate manpower at primary level and sustainable funding would also be required. The main objective of this paper is to highlight the existing major challenges in the path of Malaria Elimination in India by 2030.

Malaria elimination active case surveillance asymptomatic carriers insecticide resistance status India.

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