Mosquitos capable of transmitting dengue found breeding in UK for first time - Pharmaceutical Technology
The identification of breeding Aedes aegypti in the UK follows the establishment of an invasive mosquito population in a region of Cyprus. This follows the establishment of an invasive mosquito population in a region of Cyprus. The UKHSA does not believe that the identified breeding mosquitos pose significant meaningful harm to the British public. Credit: Rawpixel.com / Shutterstock.com. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has begun a programme to eradicate a population of disease-carrying mosquitoes after they were identified at multiple residential properties in east London. Upon the discovery of these invasive mosquitoes, the UKHSA has implemented several control measures…
The identification of breeding Aedes aegypti in the UK follows the establishment of an invasive mosquito population in a region of Cyprus.
Source: Pharmaceutical Technology