Virulent resurgence of malaria in Calcutta, West Bengal
Biswas, D.
Journal of the Indian Medical Association 98(10): 638-639; 642-643
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-5847 PMID: 11258494 Document Number: 525232
The reasons of virulent resurgence of malaria and the measures adopted for its control in a metropolitan city by Calcutta Municipal Corporation is discussed in detail along with proper references. Publicity compaign, especially among school students, has been stressed.
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