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Delhi Corporation Detects Two Mosquito Species Responsible for Dengue

by Sheela Philomena on  November 7, 2012 at 10:32 AM Research News
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Two species of mosquitoes responsible for dengue have been identified by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation.

Dengue cases are constantly on the rise, and the city has seen more than 1,000 cases this year. There have been three deaths so far this season.
Delhi Corporation Detects Two Mosquito Species Responsible for Dengue
Delhi Corporation Detects Two Mosquito Species Responsible for Dengue

"Aedes Albopictus and Aedes Aegypty have been detected in the pre-urban areas of the capital," Yadav told reporters here Tuesday.

"While Aegypty is an in-house species and easy to control through fumigation, it is difficult to control Albopictus which develops outside," he said.

He said that symptoms of the disease are the same, after a bite from either species of mosquito.

Source: IANS

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