
23/08/2025
The mosquito, primarily , is a small black mosquito with white markings on its legs and body. It breeds in stagnant clean water found in buckets, coolers, discarded tires, and flower pots around homes. Unlike common mosquitoes, it usually bites during the , especially early morning and late .
A single bite can transmit the dengue virus, leading to high fever, severe body aches, headache, and sometimes life-threatening complications. Prevention is the key—eliminate stagnant water, cover containers, use mosquito repellents, and wear full-sleeved clothing. Community awareness and regular vector control are essential to curb dengue outbreaks effectively.
Issued in Public awareness by Maple Healthcare Team