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Over 70 percent Indians face risk of malaria infection: report


NEW DELHI, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Over 70 percent of India's population, or about 1 billion people face the risk of malaria infection, local press reported Sunday.

Moreover, around 310 million Indians face the "highest risk" of getting infected by the vector-borne disease, said the electronic edition of The Times of India.

India has over 100 million suspected malaria cases although only 1.59 million were confirmed to be infected by the disease last year, the report quoted the World Malaria report 2011 of the World Health Organization (WHO) as saying.

Over 70 percent Indians face risk of malaria infection: report - Xinhua | English.news.cn
 
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please do not quote Xinhua news because it is CCP's propaganda machine, all the numbers are 'fake' even quoted from other professional institutions....

when you dont have clean water supply and hygiene standard you bound to have such things.. we had this too in 60s and 70s
 
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please do not quote Xinhua news because it is CCP's propaganda machine, all the numbers are 'fake' even quoted from other professional institutions....

when you dont have clean water supply and hygiene standard you bound to have such things.. we had this too in 60s and 70s

More than 50% in China are at risk so why don't you shut your yap yap:lol:
 
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Ironically 99% of Pakistanis are at risk of getting Malaria :confused:

Anyways tropical climate is partly to blame for this, hopefully the number of deaths can be kept in check.

Bangladesh has done quite well, and 66% of their population is out of risk, as compared to 49% in China, 18% in India and 1% in Pakistan.

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Over 70 percent Indians face risk of malaria infection: report


NEW DELHI, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Over 70 percent of India's population, or about 1 billion people face the risk of malaria infection, local press reported Sunday.

Moreover, around 310 million Indians face the "highest risk" of getting infected by the vector-borne disease, said the electronic edition of The Times of India.

India has over 100 million suspected malaria cases although only 1.59 million were confirmed to be infected by the disease last year, the report quoted the World Malaria report 2011 of the World Health Organization (WHO) as saying.

Over 70 percent Indians face risk of malaria infection: report - Xinhua | English.news.cn
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now what you say about pakistan whose 99% population is under UN-WHO maleria infaction visinory .
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They just went on google and searched India and Malaria, didn't even check the facts of their own house on the UN-WHO website. But tis good to see we have such caring neighbors who think of us so much.
 
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Which Chinese newspaper would you recommend me to read then?
according to indians logic``nothing`:D

friend, we like to read private blogs and local news papers but all in chinese`:D

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More than 50% in China are at risk so why don't you shut your yap yap:lol:
do you understand what i was trying to say kid?
 
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Bangladesh has managed to clamp down on malaria. But dengue fever is always a risk over there.
 
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according to indians logic``nothing`:D

friend, we like to read private blogs and local news papers but all in chinese`:D

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do you understand what i was trying to say kid?

It is similar logic when chinese members say all indian and western newspapers are propaganda machines.
Similarly xinhua, chinadaily and global times are official mouth piece of ccp and so biggest propaganda machines on earth.

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Ironically 99% of Pakistanis are at risk of getting Malaria :confused:

Anyways tropical climate is partly to blame for this, hopefully the number of deaths can be kept in check.

Bangladesh has done quite well, and 66% of their population is out of risk, as compared to 49% in China, 18% in India and 1% in Pakistan.



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PAKISTANis have 99% risk.You almost insulted pakshah here.
 
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Your own country has 51% people under risk so stop lecturing us and trying to portray that you had this problem in 60's and 70's.

700 Million Chinese still under threat of getting malaria.
so you dont``this is about malaria in poor india not China, and for which part did you get the idea that i was lecturing you?
 
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