Posadas Reinforces the Prevention of Dengue Fever in the Face of Rains: They Warn that Breeding Sites Increase Between 10 and 15 Days After Precipitation
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Veteran journalist Serdar Akinan announced that he has contracted dengue fever (bone disease), which is transmitted by the Aedes mosquito.
Fabricio Tejerina, director of Surveillance and Vector Control of the Municipality of Posadas, explained that the rains and high temperatures favor the reproduction of Aedes aegypti. In addition, he highlighted the results of workshops carried out with students of sixth and seventh grade and assured that this year no local dengue cases were recorded in the city.
The frequent rains, the high humidity and the increase in temperatures generate favorable conditions for the proliferation of the mosquito that transmits dengue. In view of this scenario, from the Municipality of Posadas, they intensify the prevention tasks and emphasize the importance of eliminating any container that can accumulate water in the homes. Fabricio Tejerina, director of Surveillance and Vector Control of the capital municipality, e…
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