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received health education and services
received long-lasting insecticidal nets
received complete malaria treatment services
One of the most critical fights in the battle against drug-resistant malaria can be found at the border of Thailand and Myanmar (Burma), where high volumes of migrant workers travel between the countries. The emergence of this virulent strain of the disease poses a significant public health risk, as many remote communities have limited access to health services.
Maung Win, a migrant worker in a Burmese rubber plantation, fell ill with a persistent cough, low-grade fever, and back pain. Despite temporary relief from a local clinic, his condition worsened over two years, causing financial hardship and severe depression. He eventually found a national tuberculosis program clinic supported by Alight, where he was diagnosed with pulmonary and spinal tuberculosis. Maung Win recovered, regained mobility, and became an advocate for tuberculosis screening, grateful for Alight's support.
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Teams coming together on both sides of the Thai-Myanmar border
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The disease's days are numbered in South East Asia, and Alight teams are leading the way
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Strengthening infrastructures, we are building Myanmar’s defenses against present and future outbreaks.
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The tuberculosis program clinic supported by Alight is restoring hope and saving lives.
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