Malaria Outbreak Facilitated by Appearance of Vector-Breeding Sites after Heavy Rainfall and Inadequate Preventive Measures: Nwoya District, Northern Uganda, February–May 2018

<div>Weekly cases and daily rainfall data during a malaria outbreak in Nwoya District, Uganda, February–May 2018. Weekly confirmed cases (red bar graph) surged 40 days after start of rains (blue line graph). Confirmed cases reduced from outbreak levels to normal levels by mid-June 2018.</div>

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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Figure 1: Malaria Outbreak Facilitated by Appearance of Vector-Breeding Sites after Heavy Rainfall and Inadequate Preventive Measures: Nwoya District, Northern Uganda, February–May 2018 

Figure 1 | Malaria Outbreak Facilitated by Appearance of Vector-Breeding Sites after Heavy Rainfall and Inadequate Preventive Measures: Nwoya District, Northern Uganda, February–May 2018 