Health · Canarias · 30.09, 11:28
Canary Islands Health Service warns against placing luggage on beds or floors to prevent bedbug infestations
The Canary Islands Health Service (SCS) warns of a sharp increase in bedbug occurrences and recommends using luggage racks in hotels.
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The Canary Islands Health Service (SCS) reports a rise of over 70% in bedbug cases in the last two years. These insects are active at night. They hide during the day in mattresses, furniture, and cracks.
Insecticides from the 1950s reduced their numbers. Their population is now growing again. The SCS advises against leaving suitcases on beds or on the floor. It is safest to use luggage racks and hang clothes in the wardrobe.
Check the room before unpacking. If you find insect traces, do not place your belongings there. If you suspect a home infestation, contact a pest control company.
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ON THE ESP DISPLAYSCS ostrzega: nie zostawiaj walizki na lozku ani na podlodze. Liczba karaluchow wzrosla o 70%. Uzywaj stojakow na bagaz.