Anopheles arabiensis hotspots along intermittent rivers drive malaria dynamics in semi-arid areas of Central Ethiopia.
Kasahun EbaTibebu HabtewoldDelenasaw YewhalawGeorge K ChristophidesLuc DuchateauPublished in: Malaria journal (2021)
Mosquito abundance and malaria transmission intensity in clusters close to the river were higher which could be attributed to the riverine breeding sites. Thus, vector control interventions including targeted larval source management should be implemented to reduce the risk of malaria infection in the area.