Malaria Cases in Indonesia Surge to Historic High, Climate Crisis a Factor?
Malaria cases in Indonesia have surged by 69% in the last two years, exceeding 700,000. New research from Monash University suggests climate change may be expanding mosquito habitats, contributing to the spread. Enhanced control measures are urgently needed.
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