New research to curb march of flesh-eating disease in Victoria We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Researchers will lay thousands of mosquito traps in coastal and bayside areas to curb the spread of a flesh-eating disease that is appearing in parts of Victoria where it has not previously been recorded. There has been an alarming rise in Buruli ulcer cases in recent years and scientists believe that mosquitoes and possums are spreading the bacteria, resulting in human infections. Symptoms of the Buruli ulcer disea...