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A R M C P B, M R R S Vegeta on cover and Health Facili es distribu on in Salin Township in Magway Region 610 A R M C P B, M R R S 611 A R M C P B, M R R S P.f and P.v of malaria microscopy diagnosis in Salin Township in 2010 and 2011 Percentage of pa ents approched to health facili es in Salin Township in 2011 Percentage of Posi ve (P.f) pa ents treated with ACT in Salin Township in 2010 and 2011 613 A R M C P B, M R R S Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Salin Township, 2010 Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Silin Township, 2011 614 A R M C P B, M R R S Vegeta on cover and Health Facili es distribu on in Saw Township in Magway Region 618 A R M C P B, M R R S 619 A R M C P B, M R R S 620 A R M C P B, M R R S P.f and P.v ra o of malaria microscopy diagnosis in Saw Township in 2010 and 2011 Percentage of pa ents approached to health facili es in Saw Township in 2010 and 2011 Percentage of Posi ve (P.f) pa ents treated with ACT in Saw Township in 2010 and 2011 622 A R M C P B, M R R S Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Saw Township, 2010 Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Saw Township, 2011 623 A R M C P B, M R R S Vegeta on cover and Health Facili es distribu on in Saydoktaya Township in Magway Region 627 A R M C P B, M R R S 628 A R M C P B, M R R S 629 A R M C P B, M R R S P.f and P.v ra o of malaria microscopy diagnosis in Saydoktaya Township in 2010 and 2011 Percentage of pa ents approached to health facili es in Saydoktaya Township in 2010 and 2011 Percentage of Posi ve (P.f) pa ents treated with ACT in Saytoketaya Township in 2010 and 2011 631 A R M C P B, M R R S Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Saydoktaya Township , 2010 Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Saydoktaya Township, 2011 632 A R M C P B, M R R S Vegeta on cover and Health Facili es distribu on in Seikphyu in Magway Region 636 A R M C P B, M R R S P.f and P.v of malaria microscopy diagnosis in Seikphyu Township in 2011 Percentage of pa ents approached to health facili es in Seik Phyu Township in 2011 Percentage of Posi ve (P.f) pa ents treated with ACT in Seik Phyu Township in 2011 638 A R M C P B, M R R S Age and gender wise malaria examina on and posi ve (P.f) in Seikphyu Township, 2011 639 .

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