which is the best way to curb dengue in a housing area?

Question

a) cleaniness campaign
b) health talk
c) exhibition
d) fumigation (fogging)

erm.. well, my english is poor.. that's why im here to ask for help.. hope you guys can help me!! thanks!!

dengue is an illness spread by mosquitoes and occurs in tropical areas. The mosquito bites during the daytime. The illness is found in both rural and suburban areas.

Answer 1

option 'a' would be the best idea my friend it means a lot

Answer 2

You have to get rid of places that the mosquitoes can breed. Any still water is a problem and still ponds have to be dealt with be the authorities but education is need to get people to remove any still water from their gardens or porches. Also ways of stopping mosquitoes biting you can also be shown, babies should use mosquito nets in the day time when sleeping, houses can be made mosquito proof with mesh on windows and special screen doors. Using anti mosquito creams or scents such as citronella. An education programme would be the best way to get over these ideas.

Answer 3

In order to eliminate a current threat you should:

c) exhibit and describe what is going to happen in regards to:
d) fumigation in order to reduce the immediate threat
a) sanitize or at least clean the area of potential spawning grounds of the disease vector.
b) talk about the importance of maintaining an environment which reduces the risk of populating a disease vector.

Answer 4

Get rid of all standing (still) water. Like flower pots (the plates underneath that catch the water [put some sand in it]), empty bottles, old tires, everything that collects rain water. Still ponds and large puddles of water need to be fumigated.

But over all getting rid of all standing water is what the majority can do to help out. It works in Brazil.