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Tiger Mosquito Reaches 40 Municipalities in Portugal

The tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus), a species capable of transmitting viruses such as dengue, Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever, is spreading throughout Portugal, as it has now been found in 40 municipalities. 

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Surveillance continues on the ground, in conjunction with the municipalities of Amares and Braga, which implement actions to verify water mirrors and public spaces.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Surveillance continues on the ground, in conjunction with the municipalities of Amares and Braga, which implement actions to verify water mirrors and public spaces.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Public Health Agency of Barcelona (ASPB) has launched a pilot test to reduce the population of tiger mosquitoes by weekly release of 80,000 males carrying Wolbachia bacteria. The technique seeks to prevent the insect from reproducing normally and thus decrease its presence in the city.Continue reading....

·Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Oct 16 (EFE).- The Public Health Agency of Barcelona (ASPB) has launched a pro...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Public Health Agency of Barcelona (ASPB) has launched a pioneering project that consists in releasing, in some areas of the Catalan capital, male tiger mosquitoes,...

·Madrid, Spain
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betevé broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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