My mistake, I didn't realise chloroquine was a malaria prophylactic (I've always been given other anti-malarials), I thought it was only a treatment for when you were actually diagnosed with malaria.

Under normal times, if you tell your doctor that you're planning on traveling, sometimes they'll ask if you want anti-malaria medication, and I believe chloroquine is one of the options they give you.

Yes my daughter got it on a trip to Tanzania last year.

Then you should go after the doctor for malpractice because malaria in East Africa is hydrochloroquine-resistant.

That’s the least bit of malpractice I’ve seen in the past year.