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Now certainly Yaacob sabotaged Cow Boon Wan, Environment bread mosquito causing Health crisis.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_554655.html
after Sammyboy.Com fucked Cow, now they learned to at least produce good photo of mosquito!
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Jul 17, 2010
Spike in dengue cases
A third more homes found with mosquito larvae; worksites and public places also fingered
By Tessa Wong
The Aedes albopictus mosquito that spreads dengue fever. In March, NEA said other strains of dengue fever were emerging. -- PHOTO: NEA
THERE has been a sharp spike in the number of dengue cases over the past few months, leading the authorities to issue a reminder yesterday about preventive action.
While dengue cases usually go up during the warmer months of May, June and July, the situation this year appears to be different.
The number of cases has gone up by 63 per cent, from an average of 66 per week in April to 108 per week last month.
This is a sharp contrast to the situation last year, which saw a much smaller percentage increase during the same period, said a spokesman for the National Environment Agency (NEA).
The rise in the number of cases coincides with an increase in breeding areas.
In particular, more homes have been found to be breeding places for mosquitoes, despite stepped-up checks from NEA officers and public education efforts.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_554655.html
after Sammyboy.Com fucked Cow, now they learned to at least produce good photo of mosquito!
Singapore
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Jul 17, 2010
Spike in dengue cases
A third more homes found with mosquito larvae; worksites and public places also fingered
By Tessa Wong
The Aedes albopictus mosquito that spreads dengue fever. In March, NEA said other strains of dengue fever were emerging. -- PHOTO: NEA
THERE has been a sharp spike in the number of dengue cases over the past few months, leading the authorities to issue a reminder yesterday about preventive action.
While dengue cases usually go up during the warmer months of May, June and July, the situation this year appears to be different.
The number of cases has gone up by 63 per cent, from an average of 66 per week in April to 108 per week last month.
This is a sharp contrast to the situation last year, which saw a much smaller percentage increase during the same period, said a spokesman for the National Environment Agency (NEA).
The rise in the number of cases coincides with an increase in breeding areas.
In particular, more homes have been found to be breeding places for mosquitoes, despite stepped-up checks from NEA officers and public education efforts.
