On July 15, the Guangdong Provincial Health Commission latest reported the results of the density monitoring of dengue fever and Zika virus disease vector Aedes mosquitoes in the province, of which the monitoring results of adult dengue vector Aedes mosquitoes in Liwan District and Panyu District of Guangzhou City are high density, and the public should be careful to guard against dengue fever.
According to the report, in the second half of June, a total of 3148 monitoring points were set up in Guangdong Province, and 2383, accounting for 75.7%, controlled the risk of transmission; 639 were low-density, accounting for 20.3%,; 106 were medium-density, accounting for 3.37%,; and 20 were high-density, accounting for 0.64%.
Among them, the monitoring results of the province are high-density areas:
High density areas
Dengue-vectored Aedes mosquito larvae monitored for high densities include:
The residential area around the Dongyou Village Committee of Tianxin Town, Longchuan County, Heyuan City
Yangjiang City, Yangchun City, HeshuiHe South Residential Committee Town Front Street
Chaozhou City, Raoping County, Qiandong Town (including Wanshan Hong) Xiafushan and Zhangxi Town Fire Village and other places
The results of dengue-mediated Aedes adult surveillance are among those with high densities:
Guangzhou Liwan District Dongsha Street Nanyi Primary School
Liantang Village, Shiji Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou, District 1 and District 3 of Asian Games Athletes Village, Shilou Town, and Nanting Village, Xiaoguwei Street
Shenzhen Guangming New District Gongming Street Office Red Flower Mountain Park and other 17 places
The Guangdong Provincial Health Commission pointed out that all parts of the province should implement the "prevention first" work policy, carry out risk assessment in a timely manner, and deploy and implement epidemic prevention and control measures for mosquito-borne infectious diseases such as dengue fever as soon as possible. All localities, departments (units) and the public should participate together, carry out patriotic health campaigns and environmental remediation in depth, actively implement comprehensive anti-mosquito and anti-mosquito measures based on the removal of mosquito breeding areas, promptly clean up all kinds of stagnant water, garbage and health dead ends, scientifically carry out anti-mosquito work, and effectively reduce the density of mosquito vectors.
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At present, it has entered the high temperature and rainy season
From now until October
Climatic conditions are
Mosquito breeding bites are the most ferocious moments
Various diseases
Such as dengue fever, Zika, yellow fever and so on
Both can be transmitted by mosquito bites
And according to the habit of mosquitoes flying not far
Bite your mosquitoes
It is generally at home and in the community
"Cultured" mosquitoes
If you don't want to be bitten, you have to kill your own mosquitoes!
How to do it specifically, and look at the experts to support
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How to avoid mosquito bites? Everyone is sharing a variety of insect repellents and insecticides, but applying and spraying various drugs on the body is only a palliative, not a cure. Doing a good job of hygiene and leaving less of a breeding "cradle" for mosquitoes is the most fundamental and effective prevention.
Experts remind that once you are accidentally bitten by mosquitoes, do not scratch hard when itching symptoms appear, so as not to scratch more and more itchy or even skin lesions to cause infection.
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In dengue-endemic areas, long-sleeved clothing and trousers should be worn, and insect repellent should be used to prevent mosquito bites;
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Mosquito nets should be installed on beds in rooms, especially baby cots and strollers;
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When using insecticides to kill mosquitoes at home, follow the instructions of the product and avoid contact with children;
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Avoid spending time in shade, grass, gazebos and other outdoor shade;
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Prevent stagnant water and remove the breeding grounds of Aedes mosquitoes;
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Try to avoid raising plants with clean water;
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For vases and other containers, wash and change the water at least once a week, and do not leave water in the bottom of the pot. Place all used jars and bottles in a lidded trash can or upside down in a rainproof place.
Source: Ocean Network