Therefore, field survey fieldwork was undertaken to collate and
co-ordinate the average distance between the patient’s houses and
the vector breeding sites and the results were recorded and calculated. Then, the distribution patterns of malaria were obtained.
Maps, aerial photographs and a satellite coordination surveillance
system were used to survey the village. This information was used
to prevent other at risk households in areas where environmental
factors were suitable for the study of a malaria outbreak. The
patients of this study had not been infected from other areas. Furthermore,
this study used the household location or point as a
patient household