10 Kochi Corporation wards eliminate malaria
The Hindu
Four municipalities, 45 panchayats in district in the league
As many as 10 wards in the Kochi Corporation have eliminated malaria even as four municipalities and 45 panchayats in Ernakulam district have joined the league of local bodies that have eliminated the disease.
The corporation wards that have been declared as having eliminated malaria are Fort Kochi, Eravely, Panayappilly, Nambyapuram, Fort Kochi Veli, Panampilly Nagar, Chalikkavattom, Kaloor North, Thattazham, and Ponekkara.
The three municipalities that have eliminated malaria are Aluva, North Paravur, Piravom, and Eloor, said Health department sources.
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