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- Who’s Guarding Our Sea Ports?
- To The Over - Fruitful Multipliers
- Marina Outfits G. Islet Football Squad
- G.I. Football, wins For Monchy, GMC And Seaview
- Final 4 On Court Tomorrow Tonight
- BLACKHEART BACK AT S.M.S.
- A Tribute To Chef Harry, From VSADC
- V-Fort Town Hall An Eyesore
- St. Lucian Wins $365,000 Lotto
- School Involved In World Tourism Day
- Sandals Brings Down 2,500 North American Travel Ag...
- Rain May Spur Dengue Chikungunya -Ministry
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- OECS Heading To Annapolis Boat Show
- LUCELEC Fulfills Pledge To Schools Sports
- L.P.M. Challenges P.M.’s Growth Claims
- Gov’t Provides A Home or VFort Senior Citizen
- EX-FIRE CHIEF ON CHARGES
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- Ante-natal Care Crucial For Pregnant Women
- Murchel Hippolyte
- EC Global At 10
- Domestic Violence - What About Male Victims?
- Can Productivity Growth Solve Our Economic Woes?
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- How Scotland’s ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’
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- Chef Harry – The Right Stuff
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- Chikungunya Fears
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- Chef Nina Serves Up
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- South Basketball Continues Tonight
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- ‘Stop Diversionary Tactics’
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- Your Kid’s Rich Future
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- Making A Will
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- BLACKHEART TODAY
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- The Times, They Are Changing
- Democracy Won
- St. Jude - We Cry For You
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2 comments:
I've been banging on about the mosquito breeding programme for ages on here. Nice that someone noticed.
They are not injected, they are bred to not be able to pass on the dengue. It was an Australian scientist who came up with it first and is now trialling it in Brazil.
You need to start a programme of spraying in built up areas, and to try and put bleach in pools of stagnant water to kill the larvae. Spray doesn't work on them.
I fully agree with you that more precautions and action need to be taken in order to prevent or at least reduce the spread of the Chikungunya and Dengue virus. Why on earth aren't the ports observed and controlled? Brazil however, is on the right track. Respect.
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