<p>Plasmodium falciparum is the most common cause of the outbreak. Residence area, use of LLITN, living distance from breeding places, having an outdoor activity, and educational status all demonstrated a significant association with malaria. Even though LLITNS were distributed and environmental management was implemented, it was insufficient because only 40% of ITN were distributed, and both temporary and permanent breeding sites were not entirely treated with chemical pesticides.</p>