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Singapore expands its Wolbachia program, releasing male mosquitoes to combat dengue. Strategic zones targeted for population suppression show promising results.
The release of the Wolbachia mosquitoes in five new sites will start in the first quarter of 2024.
The areas are Bukit Merah-Telok Blangah, Clementi-West Coast, Commonwealth, Holland and Marine Parade-Mountbatten. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE: From early 2024, five more residential areas will be covered by a dengue-curbing programme that releases lab-grown male mosquitoes to suppress the population of disease-carrying mozzies.
The areas are Bukit Merah-Telok Blangah, Clementi-West Coast, Commonwealth, Holland and Marine Parade-Mountbatten. Read more at straitstimes.com.