Malaria Prevention Tips For The Monsoon Season

We’ve seen a surge in Malaria cases in your area. Malaria is a mosquito-borne illness that causes fever, chills, and flu-like symptoms.

During the monsoon, water often collects in open areas, drains, and containers—creating ideal breeding spots for mosquitoes and increasing the risk of Malaria.

Follow these steps to protect yourself and your family:

• Use mosquito repellents regularly, especially during dusk and dawn
• Wear long-sleeved clothing to reduce skin exposure
• Sleep under mosquito nets
• Use mosquito coils or indoor sprays if needed
• Eliminate stagnant water from flowerpots, containers, and drains
• Keep doors and windows closed or use screens to prevent mosquito entry
• Raise awareness in your home and community about prevention

Why it matters: With timely care, Malaria is treatable, and recovery is quicker—early action makes all the difference.

If you or anyone in your family has symptoms, please contact ABHI’s SOS helpline number; we’re just a call away! Tap to Call Us: +0 (731) 485-0174

To know the symptoms of Malaria, CLICK HERE

Stay aware. Stay protected.