victoria wahonda reports.anks to a new vaccine, the first of its kind, which is undergoing a large—scale pilot in malawi. the rts,s vaccine works by training the immune system to attack the malaria parasite. with initial testing indicating it reduces cases by a0%. the world health organization, expect it to be a crucial step in combating the disease. children will receive the vaccine in four stages before they are two years old. the aim is to immunise 120,000 infants to reduce the number of deaths. currently, a child dies from malaria every two minutes. the pilot will roll out to ghana next week, while kenya will follow suit in the next weeks. victoria wahonda, bbc news. polls have now closed in the indian election‘s super tuesday — the third phase of the country's marathon seven—stage general election. with nearly a billion eligible voters, the logistics can be quite daunting, but as the bbc‘s tim allman explains, election officials are determined everyone, and i mean everyone, can take part. bharatdas darsha

victoria wahonda reports.all thanks to a new vaccine, the first of its kind, which is undergoing a large—scale pilot in malawi. the rts—s vaccine attacks the malaria parasite, with initial testing indicating it reduces cases by 40 cents. the world health organization, expected to be a crucial step in combating the disease, will receive the vaccine before they are two years old. the aim is to immunise 120,000 infants to reduce the number of deaths. currently, a child dies from malaria every two minutes. the pilot will roll out to ghana next week, while kenya will follow suit in the next weeks. victoria wahonda, bbc news. polls have now closed in the indian election‘s super tuesday — the third phase of the country's marathon seven—stage general election. with nearly a billion eligible voters, the logistics can be quite daunting. but, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains, election officials are determined everyone — and i mean everyone — can take part. this is a man who takes his civic duty very seriously indeed. a p

victoria wahonda, bbc news. posit how close an indian election super tuesday.n eligible voters, that the district can be daunting but as the bbc‘s report explains, everyone can take part. bharatdas darshandas is a man who takes his civic duty very seriously indeed. a priest who lives in a remote forest temple, he walks nearly a kilometre to his polling station. a polling station set up for him and only him. it's often described as the world's biggest exercise in democracy. 900 million eligible voters, around 1 million polling stations. officials had to travel through nearly 70 kilometres of lion—infested jungle to set up shop at banej, in the western province of gujurat. bharatdas was given a warm welcome. he's been the sole voter here for nearly 20 years. nd then he got down to the business at hand. he wouldn't say who he'd voted for, but when the returns come back it shouldn't be too hard to figure it out. translation: i live here, deep inside the gir forest. there is just this one polling station here. and the government spends a lot of money on it. i've vot