Network Malaria Model on Account of Wide Communication

Diseases caused by parasites proliferate quickly over the globe. As a result, their control intervention needs to be swift and comprehensive. Preventing chronic diseases can be accomplished by using multi-modal communication to attract attention and enhance awareness. This study presents a nonlinear dynamical model to evaluate the impact of media knowledge on the dissemination of illnesses carried by vectors. In this research, we propose a network model for wide-area multi-media communication. Positiveness, simple reproduction number equilibria, numerical simulation, and a fitted model using Delhi malaria data are used to analyze the mathematical model. An informed community makes it more difficult for disease to spread. Constant multi-media efforts combined with quick communication can effectively eradicate the illness.