The Municipality of Concordia continues with the fumigation and disinfection program in different neighborhoods of the city, within the framework of the actions arranged to prevent the proliferation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits dengue.
Carlos Pantaleone, head of Health Coordination and Inspection indicated that after the previous week, when weather conditions did not allow the schedule to be carried out as planned, “now we can do it, both with the fumigations and the household blockades”.
As highlighted in the Health Emergency Committee (COES) meeting, one of the situations detected is that of canvas pools or swimming pools that have not been emptied or have not received the corresponding maintenance. “We detected that since rainwater accumulated, there is a proliferation of live larvae and eggs of Aedes aegypti, which is the mosquito that causes Dengue, so we ask the community to clean and eliminate the water so that this does not further aggravate the situation”.
SCHEDULE
The disinfection schedule is being carried out this Tuesday in the La Bianca neighborhood and will continue in the coming days as follows:
Wednesday, March 27: In the morning, Salto Chico and José Arévalo neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Belgrano Sur and Toronjal neighborhoods.
Thursday, March 28: In the morning, 25 de Mayo and Terminal neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Friday, March 29: In the morning, Justo José de Urquiza and Hípico neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Saturday, March 30: In the morning, Jesús Nazareno and Estación Norte neighborhoods.
CLEANING AND DE-CLUTTERING
It is also reminded of the importance of carrying out cleaning and waste removal, eliminating all areas or items that accumulate water to prevent the Aedes aegypti mosquito from finding a place to lay its eggs.
Carlos Pantaleone, head of Health Coordination and Inspection indicated that after the previous week, when weather conditions did not allow the schedule to be carried out as planned, “now we can do it, both with the fumigations and the household blockades”.
As highlighted in the Health Emergency Committee (COES) meeting, one of the situations detected is that of canvas pools or swimming pools that have not been emptied or have not received the corresponding maintenance. “We detected that since rainwater accumulated, there is a proliferation of live larvae and eggs of Aedes aegypti, which is the mosquito that causes Dengue, so we ask the community to clean and eliminate the water so that this does not further aggravate the situation”.
SCHEDULE
The disinfection schedule is being carried out this Tuesday in the La Bianca neighborhood and will continue in the coming days as follows:
Wednesday, March 27: In the morning, Salto Chico and José Arévalo neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Belgrano Sur and Toronjal neighborhoods.
Thursday, March 28: In the morning, 25 de Mayo and Terminal neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Friday, March 29: In the morning, Justo José de Urquiza and Hípico neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Saturday, March 30: In the morning, Jesús Nazareno and Estación Norte neighborhoods.
CLEANING AND DE-CLUTTERING
It is also reminded of the importance of carrying out cleaning and waste removal, eliminating all areas or items that accumulate water to prevent the Aedes aegypti mosquito from finding a place to lay its eggs.