Summary:
Monaco has implemented a mosquito surveillance system in order to control the spread of the Aedes albopictus mosquito and combat the rising cases of dengue fever.
Full Story:
Monaco has implemented a mosquito surveillance system to monitor and combat the spread of the Aedes albopictus mosquito, which is also known as the tiger mosquito. This species arrived in nearby Menton in 2004 and has since colonized the region. The mosquito is a carrier of viral diseases such as dengue fever, which has led to an increase in cases in Monaco. The Prince’s Government aims to control the spread of the mosquito and mitigate the risk of dengue fever in the country. By implementing this surveillance system, Monaco hopes to prevent the further transmission of the disease.
Source:
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