Speech on World Malaria Day
World Malaria Day is a key global event you should know about. It’s observed every year on April 25th to raise awareness about a disease called malaria.
This day highlights the need for continued investment and sustained political commitment for malaria prevention and control. It’s a day for people like you to learn and act!
1-minute Speech on World Malaria Day
Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, I am here to talk about a very important day, World Malaria Day. This day is marked every year on April 25th. It is a day when we all join hands to fight against a disease named malaria.
Malaria is a disease that is caused by mosquito bites. It can make a person very sick. If not treated on time, it can even lead to death. Many people around the world are affected by this disease, especially in Africa. It’s a big problem, but the good news is, we can stop it!
World Malaria Day is a day for action. It is a day when we spread awareness about malaria. We tell people how they can protect themselves from this disease. We also remind our leaders to take action. They can ensure that medical help is available for those who are suffering.
We have seen progress. Fewer people are getting sick from malaria than before. But we can’t stop now. We need to keep fighting until malaria is gone for good. That’s why World Malaria Day is so important.
It’s not just about one day. It’s about our everyday fight against malaria. So, let’s use this day to remind ourselves about the harm malaria can cause. Let’s keep ourselves safe from mosquito bites. Let’s help those who are suffering get the treatment they need.
Remember, every small step counts. Every mosquito net used, every malaria patient treated, brings us one step closer to a malaria-free world. Let’s make every day a Malaria Day, until the day we can say – we have won the fight! Thank you.
2-minute Speech on World Malaria Day
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today I stand before you to talk about an important day. This day is World Malaria Day. It happens every year on April 25. It is a day when we all remember that malaria is still a big problem. We also find out ways to fight it.
Malaria is a disease caused by a tiny creature called a parasite. It is passed to humans by a type of mosquito. When someone gets malaria, they feel very sick. They have a high fever, chills, and they can’t stop shaking. It’s a scary disease. Even worse, many people die from malaria. Most of these people are children and pregnant women.
World Malaria Day is a promise. It is a promise to fight this enemy. It is a promise to keep everyone safe from malaria. The good news is, we can stop malaria. We just need to work together.
So, how can we fight malaria? First, we can use bed nets. These nets are like a big curtain around your bed. They stop mosquitos from biting you when you sleep. Second, we can use special sprays that kill mosquitos. Third, we can take medicine that protects us from malaria.
We also need to help our doctors and scientists. They are looking for new ways to beat malaria. They are making new medicines. They are finding out more about mosquitos. We need to support their work.
You might be thinking, “What can I do? I am just one person.” But remember, every big change starts with one person. You can tell your friends and family about malaria. You can teach them how to stay safe. You can also raise money for bed nets and medicines. You can write letters to your leaders, asking them to do more about malaria.
World Malaria Day is not just about fighting a disease. It is about caring for each other. It is about making sure everyone can live a healthy life. It is about standing up to a big problem, and saying, “We will not let you win.”
Today, let’s all make a promise. Let’s promise to remember those who suffer from malaria. Let’s promise to fight this disease. Let’s promise to make our world a safer place. Together, we can beat malaria. Thank you.
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