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M’Mbelwa Council in nutrition awareness

by Malawi News Agency
08/09/2020
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M’Mbelwa District Council has rolled out a nutrition awareness campaign in Mzimba.

Using a mobile van and a public address (PA) system, council officials yesterday engaged communities in Manyamula to eat six food groups.

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In an interview, M’Mbelwa District Council food and nutrition officer Mabvuto Mfune said most nutrition awareness activities were suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

“We are using a PA system to follow Covid-19 preventive measures that, among others, demand social distancing,” he said.

Mfune urged communities to grow diverse food crops to enable them eat all the six food groups.

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Mfune urges people to eat six food groups

“We are also raising awareness on Covid-19,” he said.

RabeccaMbewe, a community member, commended M’Mbelwa District Council for the awareness.

“The message on nutrition is important, especially to expectant mothers and under-five children,” she said.

The campaign has is funded by Civil Society Organisation Nutrition Alliance and implemented by Save the Children under the Scaling Up Nutrition Project.

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