Sri Lanka declared malaria-free country by the World Health Organization (WHO). This was announced in a statement Monday. In the last three and a half years, the country
has not seen an event of being infected with malaria. Referring to the World Health Organization announced it extraordinary. The organization's regional director Poonam Singh landowner, in the mid-twentieth century, malaria was the most affected regions of Sri Lanka. The World Health Organization says it is because of the success of the anti-malaria campaign in Sri Lanka, they target only the mosquito that carried malaria, rather than targeting the germ that was raided.
