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Bio-Control to Prevent Malaria in Harrai, Chhindwara: 70,000 Gambusia Fish Were Released Into the Ponds of Six Villages; Each Fish Will Eat 200 Larvae Daily.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
To prevent malaria in Chhindwara district, the health department has launched a campaign in the high-risk areas of Harrai. The department's team has released about 70,000 larvivorous Gambusia fish in the ponds and lakes of 16 villages in Harrai block. These fish eat mosquito larvae present in the water, which helps control the mosquito population. Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr.
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To prevent malaria in Chhindwara district, the health department has launched a campaign in the high-risk areas of Harrai. The department's team has released about 70,000 larvivorous Gambusia fish in the ponds and lakes of 16 villages in Harrai block. These fish eat mosquito larvae present in the water, which helps control the mosquito population. Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr.

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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