To control the spread of malaria in Tripura, the following steps should be taken: 1. Mosquito control: Mosquitoes are the primary source of malaria. Use of mosquito nets, repellents and insecticides can help control mosquito populations. Fogging in urban areas and draining stagnant water in rural areas can also help control mosquito breeding. 2. Diagnosis and treatment: Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to prevent the spread of malaria. Prompt identification of malaria cases and adequate treatment with appropriate medication can help control the disease. 3. Awareness: Raising awareness about malaria and its prevention is crucial. Information about the disease and its symptoms should be disseminated through health campaigns, educational programs and mass media. 4. Surveillance: Regular monitoring of malaria cases and outbreaks can help identify areas with high incidence rates and take preventive measures. 5. Improved healthcare facilities: Access to quality healthcare services in remote areas is vital to control the spread of malaria. Provision of adequate healthcare facilities and trained medical staff can help prevent and treat malaria cases. 6. Collaboration: Government, NGOs, and local communities should work together to control the spread of the disease. Effective collaboration can lead to better results in terms of malaria control.