1.Eliminate breeding sites.
- Keep containers outside the home and gutters dry.Discard items that collect rain or run-off water, especially old tires.
- Chance the water in outdoor birdbaths and pet and animal water containers once a week.
- Avoid hanging clothes in the dark corners as these serve as hiding places for mosquitoes.
- Control wrigglers in ponds by keeping larvae eating fish like goldfish.
- Insist that public-health officials safeguard your community by eliminating stagnant water sites in construction and waste water treatment areas.
- When outdoors, wear long sleeved shirts and long pants.
- When indoors, stay in screened areas.
- Attach screen to all windows and doors.
- Warn children not to play near still water.
- See a doctor if you have any flu like symptoms accompanied by fever and rash.
- Encourage anyone suspected of having dengue to contact nearest health center.
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