Enhanced Efforts Against West Nile Virus in Iskele

In Iskele, the municipality has decided to enhance its spraying efforts to protect public health. The recent cases of the West Nile virus in the country have underscored the necessity of these measures. Under an integrated mosquito control program, the municipality is conducting a comprehensive fight against mosquito breeding areas.

This program is not limited to spraying adult mosquitoes but also includes measures to control larvae. By doing so, the aim is to prevent the proliferation of mosquitoes. Spraying operations are being concentrated in specific areas, prioritizing those that pose health risks.

The municipality is also seeking the support of residents during this process. Citizens are encouraged to maintain cleanliness in their surroundings and prevent standing water. Furthermore, residents are urged to report any mosquito-related complaints to the municipality.

Municipal officials emphasize the importance of preventing diseases that threaten public health and highlight the need for community solidarity for these measures to be effective. Spraying activities will be conducted regularly within specific programs, and all necessary precautions will be taken to protect public health.

These spraying efforts, which are among the most effective methods in combating mosquitoes, will continue in line with the goal of safeguarding public health. The Iskele Municipality is shaping its actions based on both the current situation and potential future threats.