The driver Mirtha Legrand was concerned about the overwhelming situation of dengue in the City of Buenos Aires, where she said that ”everything was very neglected” and also asked “let them fumigate”.
“I am very worried about dengue, everything is very neglected. “I spoke with the mayor and asked him to fumigate,” said the diva when she left watching the play “Better not to say it,” starring Imanol Arias and Mercedes Morán, who will visit her in her next program.
So, manifested again his concern about the health situation that is being experienced as a result of dengue, just as he had done at his table last weekend when he received a doctor and inquired about the subject, asked about the vaccine and revealed that he has several sick acquaintances.
“We are scared, fearful and they don’t take care of us. We don’t know whether to get vaccinated or not,” said the driver, who stressed that the mosquitoes “bit our ankles” and have us “dominated and fearful”.
The dengue epidemic already has more than 180 thousand cases confirmed during this season and close to 130 deathsfor which the ANMAT will exempt its intervention to import aerosol, cream, spray and mosquito repellent gel, both for importers and for the acquisition by individuals for door-to-door services, it was officially indicated.
Dengue: when could mosquito circulation and the contagion curve decrease
In general, the peak of infections occurs during second half of marchalthough the figures are unknown and there is still no information about that, so the decrease in infections will be slow.
According to the infectious disease doctor Silvia González Ayala, member of the Argentine Society of Infectious Diseases (SADI), to Infobae, the decrease in mosquito circulation will depend on the weather conditions. “If we continue with these temperatures and humidity It’s going to be a slow evolution,” he said.
In addition, he assured the media that we must think about the possibility that there may be cases during all year janl Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area and become endemic.
The infectious disease specialist explained that it takes a week with sustained temperatures below 10° so that there is a decrease in dengue cases. In any case, he explains that, although these marks kill the population of adult mosquitoes, the eggs they have left persist from one season to another.
In this way, mosquitoes emerge when climatic conditions occurso it is very important to maintain the elimination of breeding sites and scrapping actions.
Experts say that with a Cold winter The Aedes aegypti mosquito will die off, however, if the winter is not very harsh, it will remain active during the season and infections will continue. For this reason, everyone points out the importance of preventive measures to prevent mosquito circulation.
Prevention measures against dengue
As indicated by the Ministry of Health, The most important prevention measure is elimination of all mosquito breeding sites. To do this, he recommends:
- Delete all disused containers that can accumulate water (such as cans, bottles, tires).
- If the containers cannot be disposed of because they are used frequently, you must prevent mosquito access to its interior. To do this, it is recommended: to cover tanks, cisterns and/or cisterns; turn over buckets, basins, drums, etc.; Frequently empty and brush objects that may accumulate water and place containers (for example, returnable bottles) under cover.
- Change the water in animal waterers, air conditioning or rain drain collectors every 3 days. Remember to rub the walls of the containers with a sponge or brush in order to remove any mosquito eggs that may be attached.
- Fill vases and pot holders with wet sand.
- Maintain patios and gardens clean, tidy and weeded.
- Clean gutters and drains of rain from the roofs.
- Pour boiling water in the grates and place mosquito netting.
Source: Ambito

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