Mosquito Control

Mosquitoes, small flying insects of the Culicidae family, are ubiquitous and known for their blood-feeding habits. Female mosquitoes, requiring blood for egg development, are responsible for transmitting diseases such as malaria, dengue fever, and Zika virus to humans. With specialized mouthparts, they pierce the skin and extract blood, leaving itchy welts. Mosquito-borne illnesses pose significant health threats worldwide, particularly in tropical regions. Mosquito Control measures include insect repellents, bed nets, and eliminating breeding sites by minimizing standing water. Mosquito Fogging(Mosquito Spraying) is the most effective Mosquito Control Method.