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

There is no treatment for malaria.

The many waterfalls in West African rivers make distribution of medicine impossible.

Years of civil war have left the government unable to respond to malaria outbreaks.

The French colonial government would not permit treatment for those infected.

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Kendra Navarro

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9 November, 18:30

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

There is no treatment for malaria.

The many waterfalls in West African rivers make distribution of medicine impossible.

Years of civil war have left the government unable to respond to malaria outbreaks.

The French colonial government would not permit treatment for those infected.

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Soren Walls · Answer 1

The correct answer is that the years of civil war (1991-2001) have left the government weak and unable to respond to the outbreaks and provide good health care.