डेंगू-मलेरिया को रोकने के लिए गैम्बूसिया फिश का होगा इस्तेमाल, जानिए क्या है ये पहल

दिल्ली में मानसून के दौरान डेंगू और मलेरिया का खतरा तेजी से बढ़ जाता है. इस खतरे को खत्म करने तमाम तरीके अपनाए जा रहे हैं.

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00:00My name is Shalini Kohli, entomologist to my keyt visheshak, MCD, Shadra Dakshani Chetra.

00:05In monsoon, there is a lot of danger in dango and malaria.

00:08There is a lot of danger, and the government or MCD, which kind of damage can be used in this season?

00:15Yes, in every year, you know that the dango and malaria, the chikangunia, which is the disease,

00:21which starts in this season, in monsoon, post-monsoon, there are a lot of cases in this season.

00:27We have a lot of work done, and we take anti-adult, anti-larval measures,

00:41and we have made many points in our zone.

00:46We have 46 points, we have raised by biological control, which we can do with the chemical control.

00:56So, we have done a new thing.

00:59Besides, we are doing a regular base, which is our DBC staff, who are doing surveillance.

01:05RRT team is in our Shadra South Zone, and they also work regularly, cross-checking work.

01:13And we have a lot of work done, so as long as we have seen, we have brought a lot of damage.

01:19Yes, I will tell you, we have a lot of damage to biological control.

01:22You can see that the gambusia is a larvae.

01:26It is a larvae, which is a larvae, and it is a larvae.

01:30We have increased the number of hatcheries, so that if there are artificial ponds or water bodies in some areas,

01:39we can put these fish in there and this is available free of cost.

01:44We don't have any charge of this, so this is why we don't have chemical control,

01:49we are controlling the fish in biologically.

01:53Do you have made some sanctuaries?

01:57Yes, in our ward, in our office, we have made some point.

02:02Moreover, there are also some fountains or water bodies, we have administered them,

02:09so that we can control the fish biologically.

02:14Yes, yes, yes, yes.

02:16You can see malaria larvae here.

02:20This larvae is a fourth stage larvae and this larvae remains parallel to the water surface.

02:28This larvae is a Hades larvae, which is called Dengu.

02:31Anopheles larvae is malaria larvae.

02:36This larvae is a Dengu larvae.

02:38You can see that it is hanging from the water surface through a siphon tube.

02:42It doesn't hang, it remains in the eight abdominal segments.

02:46There are spiracles, so it takes a breath from there.

02:49Moreover, the larvae and the larvae is a Qlex larvae.

02:54You can see that the larvae is a Qlex larvae.

02:57This larvae is just Hades larvae.

02:59But if you are in a container of Hades larvae,

03:03this larvae will sit down because it is light sensitive.

03:07But the larvae is not a difference.

03:09It is not a difference.

03:10Both of us can see that the larvae is a siphon tube,

03:13and the larvae is small.