Indonesia Faces Persistent Malaria Challenges Despite Progress in Elimination
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Indonesia Faces Persistent Malaria Challenges Despite Progress in Elimination

Indonesia's Health Ministry reports that while 80% of its regions are malaria-free, the disease remains a serious threat. With 95% of cases concentrated in Papua, the government emphasizes that high population mobility and environmental factors require continued, multisectoral intervention to meet the 2030 elimination target.

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