(MENAFN- African Press Organization) LILONGWE, Malawi, September 19, 2020/APO Group/ --
Malawi HighlightS
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Blantyre District Health Office supported to train 760 Health Surveillance Assistants in contact tracing and Lilongwe District Health Office supported to provide surveillance and rapid response team activities
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10 passengers plan to use the final WFP Aviation COVID-19 humanitarian flights in and out of Malawi
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153 health facilities were given reporting forms to track use of COVID-19 supplies thereby increasing accountability
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2,568 Malawian returnees from South Africa, including 294 children, were supported with various items in the two holding centres in Machinga and Domasi
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120 police officers were trained on guidelines for protecting vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Mobile courts strengthened in 6 districts on women''s access to justice for SGBV
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2.62 million people will require humanitarian assistance during the next lean season
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Development of a comprehensive COVID-19 awareness programme for farming communities
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