Irish holidaymakers urged to be aware of malaria risks

Irish holidaymakers are being urged to take extra precautions to avoid contracting malaria while abroad.

Mon, 12 Jun, 2006 - 12:49

Irish holidaymakers are being urged to take extra precautions to avoid contracting malaria while abroad.

The Tropical Medicine Bureau says the number of cases of the disease increased by 60% last year and looks like rising further this year.

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