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Thanatpong Kongsai
The Nation
BANGKOK: -- Dengue fever has hit 4,374 Bangkok residents and claimed one life in the capital during the past six months.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has implemented a variety of measures in a bid to control the disease.
"We will spray chemicals to kill mosquitoes, the carrier of the disease. The next round of spraying will run from [Thursday] until June 30," Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra said yesterday.
He was speaking at the Mahanak Mosque in the capital's Pom Prab district. Of all the communities in the district, the Mahanak community has the second highest incidence of dengue.
According to Sukhumbhand, monthly surveys are now conducted to identify mosquito-breeding grounds, which will be eliminated.
"We will also pay special attention to risky places like schools, religious sites and medical facilities. Such places need strict measures to ensure the eradication of mosquito breeding grounds," he added.
-- The Nation 2013-06-18
The Nation
BANGKOK: -- Dengue fever has hit 4,374 Bangkok residents and claimed one life in the capital during the past six months.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has implemented a variety of measures in a bid to control the disease.
"We will spray chemicals to kill mosquitoes, the carrier of the disease. The next round of spraying will run from [Thursday] until June 30," Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra said yesterday.
He was speaking at the Mahanak Mosque in the capital's Pom Prab district. Of all the communities in the district, the Mahanak community has the second highest incidence of dengue.
According to Sukhumbhand, monthly surveys are now conducted to identify mosquito-breeding grounds, which will be eliminated.
"We will also pay special attention to risky places like schools, religious sites and medical facilities. Such places need strict measures to ensure the eradication of mosquito breeding grounds," he added.
-- The Nation 2013-06-18