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Malaria Nyatsimi: Pↄmi mudↄ ng3 Dangme mi (Ghana gbi)

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Channel: SAWBO™ Scientific Animations Without Borders · 2015 · Education

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Malaria Nyatsimi: Pↄmi mudↄ ng3 Dangme mi (Ghana gbi)

Malaria ji hiͻ ko n3 wa naa k3 jeͻ pͻmi kͻmi mi. A ts3ͻ pͻmi n3 haa malaria a k3 Anopheles. Ni ko m3 n3 ma ha n3 o ma le kaa o na Malaria ji: aslaku, fi3, misikoͻmi, yinͻkoͻmi, k3 pͻtͻ. Ke noko ng3 ninͻ m3 n3 wa tsua bi3ͻ m3 a he h3 toe ng3 e nͻmlͻtsomiͻ, e he hi3 kaa e ya hiͻtsamihe n3 e b3nk3 l3. Malaria ma ny3 ma ts3 hiͻ slotohi k3 ba, titli k3 ha jukwewihi. Wa ma ny3 maa tsi Malaria nya ke wa ha n3 pomi koͻ we wͻ. Ng3 weͻ miͻ, o ma ny3 maa bu o he pi3 ke o wo mudͻ ng3 o sihuͻmihehi. S3ni n3ͻ tsͻͻ bͻn3 mudͻ womi daa gbͻkw3 ma ha n3 pͻmi be mo kͻe.

Malaria Prevention: Bed Nets in Dangme (accent from Ghana)

Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted to people through the bite of the female Anopheles mosquito. Symptoms of malaria are: high fever, chills, abdominal pain, headaches, tiredness and fatigue. If anyone experiences these symptoms, it is important to go to the nearest medical facility. Malaria can cause serious health complications, especially in infants and young children. To prevent malaria it is important to avoid being bitten by the mosquito. At home it is very important to protect yourself through the proper installation of mosquito nets around your beds or sleeping areas. This video explains how the correct use of bed-nets every night helps one avoid being bitten by the malaria mosquito.

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