Mosquito Control Service

Mosquitoes, despite being a common nuisance, play a significant role in the ecosystem. Their larvae, found in still water, are a crucial part of aquatic food chains. However, their ability to transmit diseases like malaria, dengue, Chikungunya, and Japanese B encephalitis poses serious health risks, particularly in humid regions of India. Understanding their behavior, such as their attraction to dark colors and lactic acid, is essential in developing effective control measures and preventing bites during their peak activity times at dawn and dusk. Public health initiatives focus on reducing mosquito populations and preventing disease transmission, especially after monsoon rains when mosquito activity surges.