The World Health Organization (WHO) plans to eliminate malaria in North Korea and two dozen other countries by 2025, the organization announced on Wednesday.
The initiative will use “substantial technical and on-the-ground support” to eradicate malaria in eight countries including the DPRK, as well as 17 countries selected from a previous malaria program, the WHO stated in a press release.
The World Health Organization (WHO) plans to eliminate malaria in North Korea and two dozen other countries by 2025, the organization announced on Wednesday.
The initiative will use “substantial technical and on-the-ground support” to eradicate malaria in eight countries including the DPRK, as well as 17 countries selected from a previous malaria program, the WHO stated in a press release.
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