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The world's poorest and most marginalised people are hardest hit by malaria, and they are also likely to be the most affected by #COVID19. This #WorldMalariaDay we are reminded of the importance of building secure health systems to defend against disease. 🏥 #HealthForAll

We are in the middle of a global health crisis. Now more than ever, it's time to call on governments to ensure we have strong health systems in place to protect against existing diseases like malaria and emerging ones like #COVID19, and secure #HealthForAll. 🏥🩺 #WorldMalariaDay #endmalaria

This #WorldMalariaDay, we urge leaders to sustain and increase their investments to #endmalaria which prevent almost 100m cases and save nearly 600k lives each year, including the most vulnerable – pregnant women and children 🤰🏿 👶🏾 #ZeroMalariaStartswithMe

#DYK investing to #endmalaria increases the capacity of health workers 👩🏾‍⚕️ 👨🏽‍⚕️and helps build more resilient health systems 🏥? This #WorldMalariaDay we call on global leaders to strengthen our first line of defence against disease #ZeroMalariaStartswithMe

Sustained global investment to #endmalaria prevents almost 100m cases of #malaria and saves nearly 600k lives each year! 🙌🏽 🙌 We must close the $2bn annual funding gap to reach the most vulnerable people with the life-saving malaria interventions they need. 📈 #WorldMalariaDay

We can be the generation to #endmalaria. This #WorldMalariaDay join me to declare #ZeroMalariaStartswithMe 💪 💪🏿 and learn more about the global movement 🌍 recognising our power and responsibility to ensure no one dies from a mosquito bite 🦟 at zeromalaria.africa

#DYK more countries than ever are closer to eliminating #malaria? This #WorldMalariaDay we urge global leaders to make targeted investments 🎯 to propel regions like the Americas and countries on the verge of elimination to #endmalaria! #ZeroMalariaStartswithMe

Malaria is an unfair disease that still puts half the world at risk. Pregnant women and children 🤰🏿 👶🏾 in sub-Saharan Africa suffer the most. On #WorldMalariaDay we must take a stand against this deadly disease to create a #ZeroMalaria world in a generation. #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe

This #WorldMalariaDay ask our world leaders to power innovation 💡 so we can develop better ways to fight this deadly disease and be the generation to #endmalaria. ✊ ✊🏽 ✊🏿 #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe

World leaders must champion our malaria researchers and scientists 🔬 who every day bring us one step closer to a #ZeroMalaria world. 👏 👏🏼 👏🏿 New tools for prevention, as well as early diagnosis and treatment of malaria can help us fight back. #WorldMalariaDay #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe

Malaria continues to fight back and steal our futures. 🦟 But this #WorldMalariaDay I’m asking you to take a stand to demand action and investment from our world leaders to #endmalaria once and for all ✊ ✊🏽 ✊🏿 #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe

It’s unfair that half the world still lives at risk of malaria 💔 I won’t allow it to hold us back anymore, we will reach #ZeroMalaria. The future is in our hands, together, let’s #endmalaria. #WorldMalariaDay ✊ ✊🏽 ✊🏿 #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe

































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