 
<prompt> Zonal differences in management of childhood fever | Among children under five with fever in the two weeks before the survey, percentage who: | (Sought treatment from facility, Highland epidemic, 59) (Took antimalarials, Highland epidemic, 28) (Took ACT, Highland epidemic, 13) (Sought treatment from facility, Lake endemic, 50) (Took antimalarials, Lake endemic, 40) (Took ACT, Lake endemic, 24) (Sought treatment from facility, Coast endemic, 75) (Took antimalarials, Coast endemic, 43) (Took ACT, Coast endemic, 27) (Sought treatment from facility, Semi-arid, seasonal, 69) (Took antimalarials, Semi-arid, seasonal, 31) (Took ACT, Semi-arid, seasonal, 17) (Sought treatment from facility, Low risk, 51) (Took antimalarials, Low risk, 28) (Took ACT, Low risk, 9) <response> Treatment seeking is highest in the coast endemic zone (75 per cent) and lowest in the lake endemic zone (50 per cent – Figure 5.2).  