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Page 1: The content and pictures are adapted from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department’s website

The content and pictures are adapted from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department’s

website.

Page 2: The content and pictures are adapted from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department’s website

What is dengue fever? Dengue fever is prevalent in regions 。

Transmitted by , it is an acute viral disease.

Prevalent in over countries and regions, and about 2 billion world population are under threat of its infection.

tropical and subtropical

mosquito bites

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What are the symptoms of dengue fever …

High fever for 3 to 5 days Severe headache Muscle and joint pain Pain behind the eyes loss of appetite, nausea  Rash Severe cases may have bleeding,

shock and even death

incubation period ranges from 3 – 14 days

incubation period ranges from 3 – 14 days

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How does it spread? Transmitted by mosquitoes,  cannot be directly transmitted

from person to person. 。

The vectors that spread the disease include:

Aedes aegypti  Aedes albopictusFound in Hong Kong

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How can you prevent it?

At present, there is no effective vaccine for dengue.

So ?So ?

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We should first understand the vector of dengue fever -

Aedes albopictus

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Profile of Aedes albopictus

Name Class Origin of birth

Food Active time

Characteristics

Aedes albopictusInsectSouth of Liaoning, east of Shaanxi, more common in the south of the Yangtze RiverBlood ( female)Daytime, especially 2 hours after sunrise and several hours before sunsetSpread dengue virus

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Life cycle of Aedes albopictus

eggs : Usually laying eggs in stagnant water, a female mosquito can produce a time of about one hundred eggs.

eggs : Usually laying eggs in stagnant water, a female mosquito can produce a time of about one hundred eggs.

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Life cycle of mosquitoes

Larva : Like a caterpillar, it floats with a respirator connecting it to the water surface.

Larva : Like a caterpillar, it floats with a respirator connecting it to the water surface.

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Life cycle of mosquitoes

Pupa: Like a circular ball, the pupa comes to the water surface to breathe with a respirator.

Pupa: Like a circular ball, the pupa comes to the water surface to breathe with a respirator.

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Life cycle of mosquitoes Adult : breaks out of the

pupa and leaves the water. Adult : breaks out of the

pupa and leaves the water.

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The four stages take 7 days to complete.

The first 3 stages proceed in water.

The four stages take 7 days to complete.

The first 3 stages proceed in water.

So the best way to eliminate mosquito breeding

is to remove stagnant water.So the best way to eliminate mosquito breeding

is to remove stagnant water.

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Precautionary measures to prevent mosquitoes breeding : No. 1

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Precautionary measures to prevent mosquitoes breeding : No. 2

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Precautionary measures to prevent mosquitoes breeding : No. 3

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Precautionary measures to prevent mosquitoes breeding : No. 4

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Precautionary measures to prevent mosquitoes breeding : No. 5

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Precautionary measures to avoid mosquitoes bites

Wear long-sleeved clothes and long trousers

Use insect repellent over exposed parts of the body when outdoors

Use mosquito screens or nets when a room is not air-conditioned

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Please say how they remove stagnant water and eliminate mosquito breeding

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Answers:

Pierce the tyres

Leave no water in the saucers under flower

pots

Cover tightly all water containers

Dispose of rubbish properly