Honiara : 22 July 2016
Letter to the Editor, Solomon Star Newspaper.
New research published by Yahoo in the United Kingdom today, Friday, 22 July 2016, claims chickens aren’t just good for egg laying. It turns out that keeping chickens could provide protection against malaria.
Scientists have discovered that malaria-carrying mosquitoes are put off by the smell of certain animal species, including chickens.
KEEPING CHICKENS CLAIMED TO STOP MALARIA
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