Taking Aedes seriously


Battling diseases together: If houseowners are not home when Petaling Jaya City Council officers carry out their checks, a sticker will be placed on their gate informing them of the council's visit and urging them to call the vector unit if there are any mosquito breeding grounds in sight. A pamphlet educating residents on what to do and where to check is also being distributed.

While preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases have become top priority in Klang Valley neighbourhoods, there are still some residents with a lackadaisical attitude.

“The greatest danger to our future is apathy.” This quote by renowned conservationist Dr Jane Goodall points out the negative effects of apathy.

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