Government of Maharashtra, India and NeoDocto to eradicate malaria in tribal areas of the state.
By Global Media, in Collaborations on May 11, 2018

The Minister for Tribal Development, Government of Maharashtra, India associated with NeoDocto Foundation to control malaria in tribal areas of the state through collaboration. Malaria is predominant in the regions of forests, hills, and valleys with widespread tribal populations. The Collaboration aims to control the disease in malaria-endemic areas including tribal regions of Maharashtra.
Manhattan, New York – March 22, 2018 – Mr. Vishnu Savara, Honourable Minister for Tribal Development, Government of Maharashtra, India associated with NeoDocto Foundation, USA to control malaria disease in tribal areas through NeoDocto Malaria Eradication Programme. Madhukar Sanneerappa, Global President and CEO of NeoDocto Inc. said that malaria remains a threat to human beings though it is both a preventable and treatable disease. NeoDocto Foundation is striving to control malaria through collaborations with government bodies and non-government organizations.
In India, malaria is a major public health problem in the states with a widespread tribal population. The tribal population is mostly residing in remote areas that are difficult to reach due to typical geographical locations like forests, hills, and valleys. The proportions of tribal population vary considerably among Indian States/Union Territories. The tribal regions of India have high mortality and malaria prevalence. About 60 percent of malaria cases in India are confined to tribal areas.
More than 10 percent of the total population of Maharashtra state belongs to tribal population groups. There is an upward trend of malaria cases in the tribal blocks. The Tribal Development Department of the Government of Maharashtra is making efforts to find out the prevalence of various types of malaria and to see the interrelationship between rainfall and the incidence of malaria cases.
Malaria is a global disease and various factors influence it both man-made and natural calamities like excessive rainfall, flood, drought, and other disasters have a great impact and increase the potential for malaria transmission. NeoDocto Malaria Eradication Programme aims to control the disease in malaria-endemic areas including tribal regions, said Madhukar Sanneerappa, Global President and CEO of NeoDocto Inc.
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