Southeast Asia Nears Malaria Elimination, Down Two-Thirds Since 2010
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Malaria transmission in Southeast Asia has fallen 67% over the last 15 years, with Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos achieving major reductions through increased surveillance, expanded diagnosis and treatment access, and cross-border cooperation; leaders reaffirmed commitment to regional elimination by 2030 at the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance summit in Laos.
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