The existence of mosquitoes will seriously affect people’s quality of life. Not only that, but they will also bring harm to various diseases that are not expected. Therefore, prevention and elimination of mosquitoes is extremely important. Today, I will take a situation to explain to you, for example, after a flood, when faced with the dual hazards of mosquitoes and stagnant water, how to effectively control it?
After the floods occurred, the urban and rural areas suffered serious accumulation of water, the environment was polluted, and mosquitoes were very easy to breed. Mosquito bites not only make people itchy and unbearable, but mosquitoes are also very easy to spread a variety of diseases, so beware.
How to eliminate mosquitoes?
There are two main aspects to killing mosquitoes. On the one hand, it kills adult mosquitoes. Spraying insecticides on the mosquitoes inhabited areas such as trees, flowers and vegetation inside the village and in the courtyard can effectively kill adult mosquitoes; at the same time, spray insecticide retention on roofs, walls, and screens , Mosquitoes can be killed when they fall. The second and key point is to kill the larvae of mosquitoes. Only when the larvae of mosquitoes are completely killed can the density of mosquitoes be truly reduced.
Why remove stagnant water?
Mosquitoes come from water. Without water, there are no mosquitoes. Most mosquitoes, especially black mosquitoes that bite, are born from the stagnant water in the villagers’ own homes. Water urns, buckets, basins, jars, empty wine bottles and cans, bottle caps, egg skins, plastic cloth pits, etc. in the home, as long as water accumulates, no matter how small a puddle can grow mosquitoes. “It only takes 10 days for mosquitoes to hatch to adult mosquitoes, so the water in the urn must be used up within 10 days, replaced with new ones or raised a few fishes, pots, jars and bottles are covered with airtight lids or the water is poured out. Buckle it over, turn over the pot, remove the stagnant water, fill it up with small pits and depressions, and there will be nowhere for mosquitoes to breed.”
How to perform effective disinfection?
For places that have been disinfected once, in principle, there is no need to perform a second disinfection. But for some special areas, such as farms, livestock landfill sites, garbage collection points, etc., these places are still the focus of disinfection. In addition, when using disinfectants for disinfection, villagers must pay attention to the concentration and ratio of disinfectants, and prevent “overuse and overuse” to avoid harm to their health.
I suggest everyone: 10 days after the flood disaster is a critical period to prevent secondary disasters and eliminate mosquito density. You must respond to the government’s call and take active actions. Every household and every household must check every corner and remove rubbish. , Turn over the pot, remove the stagnant water, and win the battle against mosquitoes.
Post time: Apr-13-2021