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Brits heading for Spain this summer face plagues of genetically hardened super-cockroaches - Vimarsana News

Brits heading for Spain this summer face plagues of genetically hardened super-cockroaches

Brits heading to Spain on holiday could be faced with a plague of cockroaches due to climate change, according to the environmental association Anecpla

Brits heading for Spain this summer are warned they face plagues of cockroaches due to the impact of climate change - Vimarsana News

Brits heading for Spain this summer are warned they face plagues of cockroaches due to the impact of climate change

The alert has been raised by Spanish environmental association Anecpla which says the ghastly insects will come out in their droves and show a very noticeable increase due to higher temperatures.

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Warning as Spain invaded by chemical-resistant pests | World | News

Good hygiene and decluttering help avoid the proliferation of these bugs, which tend to emerge as temperatures get warmer.

Chemical-resistant cockroaches invade much of Spain and these are the ideal conditions they search out to breed - Vimarsana News

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So far this year, Spanish authorities have reported a significant rise in infestations - up by 33 per cent compared to the rate in 2023.