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Effect of government intervention in relation to COVID-19 cases and deaths in Malawi
G. C. Chirwa, J. M. Zonda, et al.
This research by Gowokani Chijere Chirwa, Joe Maganga Zonda, Samantha Soyiyo Mosiwa, and Jacob Mazalale explores how government stringency measures effectively reduced COVID-19 cases and deaths in Malawi. With findings revealing a significant decrease in cases and mortality rates, the study emphasizes the power of public adherence to non-pharmaceutical interventions.
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