Challenges with the proposed approach in enhancing the accessibility of antimalarial activities during COVID 19 pandemic.COVID 19 has hardly left any part of the world untouched.  If we look at the death toll caused by Malaria, this year, it is closely nearing COVID 19 deaths, 5, 68,700 deaths.  SEAR is at the greatest risk of both COVID 19 and malaria.  Strategies for essential commodities and antimalarial activities are affected by COVID 19 when the rainy season registers the maximum malaria load.  We searched the literature to explore the evidence regarding efficacious antimalarial activities and the gap created by the COVID 19 pandemic, responsible barriers, and challenges, with the possible approaches towards accomplishing a target for malaria control.
COVID
Challenges with the proposed approach in enhancing the accessibility of antimalarial activities during COVID 19 pandemic.COVID 19 has hardly left any part of the world untouched.  If we look at the death toll caused by Malaria, this year, it is closely nearing COVID 19 deaths, 5, 68,700 deaths.  Malaria mostly occurs in poor, tropical, and subtropical regions across the globe.  In 2018, Malaria was most rampant in Africa, followed by Southeast Asian Regions (SEAR).  SEAR is at the greatest risk of both COVID 19 and malaria.  Strategies for essential commodities and antimalarial activities are affected by COVID 19 when the rainy season registers the maximum malaria load.  We searched the literature to explore the evidence regarding efficacious antimalarial activities and the gap created by the COVID 19 pandemic, responsible barriers, and challenges, with the possible approaches towards accomplishing a target for malaria control.
Malaria
In 2018, Malaria was most rampant in Africa, followed by Southeast Asian Regions (SEAR).  SEAR is at the greatest risk of both COVID 19 and malaria.  We searched the literature to explore the evidence regarding efficacious antimalarial activities and the gap created by the COVID 19 pandemic, responsible barriers, and challenges, with the possible approaches towards accomplishing a target for malaria control.
SEAR
In 2018, Malaria was most rampant in Africa, followed by Southeast Asian Regions (SEAR). 
Africa