Health · La Gomera · 30.09, 19:17

Tiger mosquito confirmed in Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera

The presence of the tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) has been confirmed in Valle Gran Rey on La Gomera. Authorities have activated a surveillance system and are removing potential breeding sites.

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The tiger mosquito was detected on a property near the Barranco de Valle Gran Rey outlet. Actions began after a resident reported small mosquitoes and frequent bites. Specialists from IUETSPC identified larvae and adult specimens.

Health authorities state this is the first confirmation of this species on the island. No transmission of viruses such as Zika or dengue has been detected. Actions include installing traps and removing areas where water may accumulate.

Remove standing water around the house. Use insect repellents. Check that window screens are intact.

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ON THE ESP DISPLAYLa Gomerza: komar tigrzy w Valle Gran Rey. Aktywowano nadzor. Usun stojaca wode, stosuj srodki na owady.