Malaria ranks highest once again with total recorded cases of 1109 students infected, 309 staff and 78 community dwellers. There was a dramatic rise in the number of skin and eye infections over the course of the last three months. However, there was a drop in the reported cases of Typhoid and sexually transmitted diseases.
Malaria ranks highest again with 912 cases. 44 cases of Sexually Transmitted Diseases. More…
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