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1. In 1955, global malaria eradication program failed to development of insecticidal resistance in mosquito and drug resistance in parasite. DDT was used as an insecticidal and chloroquine as a drug. Other factors are shortage of funds in underdeveloped countries, lack of campaigning in lower levels of society and poor surveillance system.