There are two reasons why malaria is a problem in many African countries: the local climate is suitable for the reproduction of some mosquitoes and the sanitary environment is dirty and poor. If the local residents in Africa paid great attention to hygiene, then the malaria problem would not be so serious. It is precisely because they do not pay attention to this aspect that the malaria problem becomes more serious. They themselves do not understand the root cause of malaria, and more believe that this is God's will, and they can only accept it.
1. Many areas in Africa have a savanna climate, and the conditions are very suitable for mosquito breeding.
Africa has high temperatures all year round, and there are also a large number of swamps and lush jungles, which undoubtedly provide excellent living conditions for mosquitoes. In addition, there is also the largest river, which will deposit a large amount of silt when there is a flood. Over time, mosquitoes will directly breed and reproduce. Think about it, a mosquito lays more than 200 eggs at a time. If the weather conditions are better, the number will double. Mosquitoes breed every three weeks. Such a quantity and speed cannot be completely controlled.
2. The local health and safety system is imperfect.
Most people in Africa have very low incomes. They do not have high requirements for the sanitation of the environment where they live, as long as they can survive. Even if the river water is dirty, they will drink it and there will be piles of garbage. They don't even care about taking medicine to prevent malaria. They have always believed that only those who are sick need to take medicine. If you take medicine when you are not sick, you will be punished by God, so convincing them to take this aspect seriously is undoubtedly a big problem.
It is difficult to completely solve the problem of malaria in Africa. Only through the passage of time and continuous education and education of local people can they truly realize the problem. The seriousness is gone.