In the recent past, what has made controlling malaria in Sierra Leone so difficult?

A. There is no treatment for malaria.
B. The many waterfalls in West African rivers make distribution of medicine impossible.
C. Years of civil war have left the government unable to respond to malaria outbreaks.
D. The French colonial government would not permit treatment for those infected.

Sierra Leone does not have enough money or technology to effectively treat malaria or decently maintain any health system like America's. Hope this helps!

Answered by icedraptor88 | 2024-06-10

option c: Years of civil war have left the government unable to respond to malaria outbreaks. ;

Answered by ak3876 | 2024-06-24

The main difficulty in controlling malaria in Sierra Leone is due to years of civil war that have weakened the government's ability to respond effectively to malaria outbreaks. The civil war damaged healthcare infrastructure, leading to a lack of resources and distrust among the public towards health initiatives. Without a stable healthcare system, managing malaria effectively remains a significant challenge.
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Answered by ak3876 | 2024-08-14