Barra Mansa, in southern Rio de Janeiro, presents the highest in the state, 71% of breeding of the mosquito transmitter of dengue in household deposits. The result was highlighted by the survey of the Rapid CONTENTS Aedes aegypti (lira), done by the Ministry of Health
Concerned with the proliferation of mosquitoes, the Municipal Health Secretariat of Barra Mansa asked to help an important ally in the war against Aedes aegypti, the population.
The city set up a plan to combat the vector of the disease. Health workers are looking at homes and directing the local residents not to leave water in pots of plants in tires and bottles destampadas. In the rainy season, the rate of infestation of the mosquito population increases and the need to stay vigilant to prevent the spread of vector.
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Around 71% of the outbreaks of mosquitoes are found in homes, in Barra Mansa (Photo: Play / TV Globo)
Barra Mansa leads the index of mosquito infestation in the south of Fluminense and is among the nine cities of Rio in a state of alert. According to data collected by the Health Surveillance, in March, rainy season, the general index of infestation of the city was 2.3%, a number considered a medium risk by the Ministry of Health
The other cities that are also in a state of alert is the Rio de Janeiro, and Belford Roxo, Duque de Caxias and Sao Joao de Meriti, in the Baixada Fluminense, Cabo Frio, in the Region of the Lakes, Fields of Bilaspur, in the north and Fluminense Nashik and Itaboraí, in the metropolitan area. Some cities did not submit the report to the Ministry of Health
Rio has the highest rate of infestation of the state
Rio is the city that has the highest rate, 2.9% from infestation of mosquitoes carrying dengue fever in the state, according to Lyra. The Ministry of Health assesses how satisfactory the cities that the index has less than 1%.
Districts with higher incidence of vector of dengue are Méier and Governor's Island in the suburb and Campo Grande, in the West. Information is the Director of the Division of Environmental Risk state Department of Health, Mario Sergio Ribeiro.
In the state, only the city of Angra dos Reis, Resende and Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro in the south, Magee, Lidlington, Mosque and Nova Iguacu, in Baixada Fluminense and Nova Friburgo and Teresopolis, in Mountainous Region, had low levels of infestation of the mosquito transmitter dengue.
In 2008, the rate of infestation of Aedes aegypti in Rio was lower than that recorded in 2007. In 2007, the LIRA outlined in the index 3.7%, borders the percentage considered at risk, which is higher than 3.9%. Despite the fall in 2008 the river is the capital of the Southeast with the highest rate of infestation of the mosquito and the country's capital Wednesday, leaving behind Salvador, Porto Velho and Rio Branco.
In Rio, and the cities of Mosque, Magee, Niteroi, Nova Iguacu, Resende and Volta Redonda, most of the mosquito larvae are reared in household deposits.
In Nova Friburgo, Angra dos Reis, Belford Roxo, Cabo Frio, Fields of Bilaspur, Duque de Caxias, Itaboraí, Lidlington, Teresopolis and St. John of Merit, the highest incidence of the larvae were found in water supply.
The Ministry of Health did a survey on 161 municipalities in the country with more than one hundred thousand inhabitants.
Concerned with the proliferation of mosquitoes, the Municipal Health Secretariat of Barra Mansa asked to help an important ally in the war against Aedes aegypti, the population.
The city set up a plan to combat the vector of the disease. Health workers are looking at homes and directing the local residents not to leave water in pots of plants in tires and bottles destampadas. In the rainy season, the rate of infestation of the mosquito population increases and the need to stay vigilant to prevent the spread of vector.
Enlarge Photo Photo: Play / TV Globo Photo: Play / TV Globo
Around 71% of the outbreaks of mosquitoes are found in homes, in Barra Mansa (Photo: Play / TV Globo)
Barra Mansa leads the index of mosquito infestation in the south of Fluminense and is among the nine cities of Rio in a state of alert. According to data collected by the Health Surveillance, in March, rainy season, the general index of infestation of the city was 2.3%, a number considered a medium risk by the Ministry of Health
The other cities that are also in a state of alert is the Rio de Janeiro, and Belford Roxo, Duque de Caxias and Sao Joao de Meriti, in the Baixada Fluminense, Cabo Frio, in the Region of the Lakes, Fields of Bilaspur, in the north and Fluminense Nashik and Itaboraí, in the metropolitan area. Some cities did not submit the report to the Ministry of Health
Rio has the highest rate of infestation of the state
Rio is the city that has the highest rate, 2.9% from infestation of mosquitoes carrying dengue fever in the state, according to Lyra. The Ministry of Health assesses how satisfactory the cities that the index has less than 1%.
Districts with higher incidence of vector of dengue are Méier and Governor's Island in the suburb and Campo Grande, in the West. Information is the Director of the Division of Environmental Risk state Department of Health, Mario Sergio Ribeiro.
In the state, only the city of Angra dos Reis, Resende and Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro in the south, Magee, Lidlington, Mosque and Nova Iguacu, in Baixada Fluminense and Nova Friburgo and Teresopolis, in Mountainous Region, had low levels of infestation of the mosquito transmitter dengue.
In 2008, the rate of infestation of Aedes aegypti in Rio was lower than that recorded in 2007. In 2007, the LIRA outlined in the index 3.7%, borders the percentage considered at risk, which is higher than 3.9%. Despite the fall in 2008 the river is the capital of the Southeast with the highest rate of infestation of the mosquito and the country's capital Wednesday, leaving behind Salvador, Porto Velho and Rio Branco.
In Rio, and the cities of Mosque, Magee, Niteroi, Nova Iguacu, Resende and Volta Redonda, most of the mosquito larvae are reared in household deposits.
In Nova Friburgo, Angra dos Reis, Belford Roxo, Cabo Frio, Fields of Bilaspur, Duque de Caxias, Itaboraí, Lidlington, Teresopolis and St. John of Merit, the highest incidence of the larvae were found in water supply.
The Ministry of Health did a survey on 161 municipalities in the country with more than one hundred thousand inhabitants.