• Immediate isolation and treatment of those infected with malaria should be carried out.
• A comprehensive awareness campaign should be launched to educate the population on the causes and prevention of malaria. This campaign should be in the form of advertisements, community outreach programs, and social media campaigns.
• The healthcare infrastructure in Tripura needs to be improved with more hospitals, clinics, and healthcare professionals to accommodate the increasing number of patients.
• The government should allocate more funds to healthcare infrastructure development and ensure that these funds are used efficiently to improve the quality of healthcare services.
• Efforts should be made to increase the availability of essential drugs for treatment and prevention of malaria in hospitals and clinics in Tripura.
• Mobile health clinics can be set up in remote and hard-to-reach areas to provide quality healthcare services where there are no hospitals or clinics.
• An extensive surveillance system should be set up to identify high-risk areas of malaria infection and to monitor the incidence and prevalence of malaria.
• Collaboration should be encouraged between public health agencies, hospitals, and other healthcare providers to share best practices in malaria control and management.
• Research should be conducted to understand the causes and spread of malaria in Tripura and to identify effective strategies for its control.

Implementing these measures can improve the healthcare infrastructure and help to control the spread of malaria in Tripura.