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“This fabric was very helpful because the mosquitoes have fled. The flies also leave us alone.”
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“Malaria is a terrible disease and we pray hard that is disappears.”
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“If this room has the textile, it will help protect those who sleep in this room from malaria.”
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“…malaria is transmitted by the mosquitoes.”
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“This installation is really good and I hope it can be done in other houses.”
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“…malaria is a disease which is bad for both adults and children.”
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“…textile has helped us a lot against mosquitoes and our hope is that they may be widely distributed throughout the village.”
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“Malaria is a nasty disease that poses a huge problem in the rainy season and we worry especially for malaria in young children. Our hope is that it is eradicated.”
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“The textile looks good in the room and protects against other insects, flies, cockroaches, etc.”
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“Malaria is seasonal and not here for the moment. No infant has contracted malaria since you came.”
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“You have done a great job and we will help you. I have sometimes suffered from malaria but now I do not suffer, nor do the children. I am at peace and rid of insects that kept me from sleeping well at night and resting in the afternoon. I am quite happy.”
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“Malaria is transmitted by the mosquito bite. Oil also transmits the malaria.”
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“I have nothing but blessings for you because I am comfortable in the house and even better without mosquitoes.”
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“…malaria is a disease which causes vomiting.”
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“Since the textile arrived I have not seen a case of malaria.”
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“Malaria is a disease of poverty.”
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“The textile truly reduces the density of mosquitoes in my rooms.”
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“…malaria is a disease which changes the colour of your eyes.”
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“The textile is very good because in addition to its insecticidal activity, it makes the room more beautiful.”
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“Malaria is very bad because it kills.”
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“The textile is a nice decoration.”
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“Malaria is a serious disease and often deadly for children.”
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“The textile kills the mosquitoes and makes my room beautiful.”
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“I do not know of malaria.”
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