Dengue Fumigation

Dengue Fumigation. Insecticide fumigation targets the vector Aedes aegypti mosquito as the main control of dengue epidemics However the longterm use of insecticides and larvicides poses several risks one is resistance of the mosquito to the product reducing its efficacy while genetic mutation of the mosquito making it less susceptible to the effects of the product is another Author Alhadi Bustamam Dipo Aldila Alethea YuwandaCited by Publish Year 2018.

A fumigation campaign has proven effective for a shortterm event such as an outbreak control but it is often not sustainable 10 Integrating several interventions such as breeding source reduction awareness of dengue disease and a fumigation campaign may be required to reach a sustainable goal Author Peeradone Srichan Saranath Lawpoolsri Niyom Oranut Pacheun Sopon Iamsirithawon Supawat ChatchenCited by Publish Year 2018.

Need regular fogging, fumigation to combat dengue spread, say

Mosquito fogging operations are being conducted at locations in HCC and GP where dengue case numbers are increasing The insecticide in the fog is not harmful to human at the low concentrations used and it has no odour Fogging operations are conducted in the early morning or late afternoon.

Addressing challenges faced by insecticide spraying for the

Need regular fogging fumigation to combat dengue spread say residents As dengue cases continue to rise in Panchkula breaking several years&#39 record city residents speak to The Indian Express sharing their concerns and highlighting the shortcomings in local governance administration Works For The Indian Express.