Malaysia · Malaria Deaths (WHO Estimates)

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Unit: deaths. Publisher measure: Estimated number of malaria deaths.

Estimated annual number of deaths due to malaria, across ages. This is a death count, not a mortality rate or simply reported deaths. WHO methods vary by country and transmission setting, using adjusted reporting, species-specific case-fatality estimates and mortality models.

Measurement basis: WHO malaria burden estimates, with country-specific adjusted surveillance, case-fatality calculations and mortality modelling.

Reference-period cadence: annual.

Source update cadence: annual. This does not establish a publication date for an individual reading.

  • Estimated annual malaria deaths across ages, not a mortality rate or just reported deaths. Methods vary by country and transmission setting; children used in a model do not make the result an under-five-only measure.
  • Source uncertainty intervals are optional. Preserve supplied endpoints, genuine zeros and absent intervals separately; this capture does not establish one confidence level for all death intervals.
  • French Guiana (GUF) and Mayotte (MYT) are distinct source geographies outside the product catalog. Their raw source records are retained and excluded from app rows without remapping to France.
  • Each country retains its own latest reference year. Source Date and a numerical estimate do not establish an official publication vintage or an observed-versus-modelled flag.

Displayed values are rounded, with extra precision when needed to keep a positive estimate positive. Downloads retain the full numeric estimate and the publisher's original display text separately.

A “<” sign means strictly below the stated number. Numeric readings and uncertainty endpoints keep their own comparison signs. A number without a sign does not establish certainty or an observed outcome.

World Health Organization (Global Malaria Programme); retrieved 2026-10-01. Retrieval time is separate from an official publisher release vintage.

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One row per country, indicator and year, with raw values, source links and reuse notices. Thresholds have an empty numeric value and separate number/operator fields; value_kind distinguishes upper bounds from absent readings.

History and uncertainty

Charts plot numeric readings. Reported upper bounds create gaps; their values, uncertainty endpoints and source notes remain available in the table and downloads.

Reported estimates and uncertainty · 25 rows

Each comparison sign applies to its own reading or uncertainty endpoint. Values retain source precision. “Not reported” identifies an absent reading or uncertainty endpoint in this source capture.

Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Malaysia200035Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200146Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200238Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200321Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200435Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200533Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200621Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200715Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200820Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia200923Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia201013Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia201111Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia201211Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia201310Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20144Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20154Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20162Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20171Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20180Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20190Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20200Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20210Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20220Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20230Not reportedNot reported—
Malaysia20240Not reportedNot reported—

One row per country, indicator and year, with raw values, source links and reuse notices. Thresholds have an empty numeric value and separate number/operator fields; value_kind distinguishes upper bounds from absent readings.