<p>&nbsp;Out of the total 400 participants, only 118 (30%) reported practicing malaria prevention measures. Among 342 mosquito larvae/pupae collected, 43% were <em>An. stephensi</em>.&nbsp; Prior travel history, educational status, knowledge, and attitude towards malaria prevention were factors significantly associated with malaria prevention practices. Discussions and interviews with key-informants showed the existence of high cross-border movement.&nbsp;</p>