Published : September 26, 2023 11:31 AM IST
Cleanliness workers and some volunteers can work together to conduct door-to-door campaigns to educate people and distribute equipment and medications required to prevent mosquito breeding at homes. They can also initiate clean-up drives to create a sense of responsibility among the individuals.
Garlic has anti-mosquito properties. Crush a few garlic cloves and combine them with water to fight dengue insects. Spray this mixture all over your home, paying careful attention to potential mosquito breeding grounds.
Mosquitoes that carry the dengue virus can be killed with neem leaves. Neem leaves can be used by crushing a few leaves and combining them with water. Spray this mixture all over your home, paying careful attention to potential mosquito breeding grounds.
Lemongrass oil has a citrusy scent that mosquitoes find unpleasant. Add a few drops of lemongrass oil to some water in a spray bottle to kill dengue insects. Spray this mixture all over your home, paying careful attention to potential mosquito breeding grounds.
Mosquitoes are repelled by the strong-smelling chemical camphor. Place a few pieces of camphor around your house, especially in places where mosquitoes are likely to be located, to utilise it to repel dengue mosquitoes.
Peppermint oil has a strong, minty scent that mosquitoes find unpleasant. Add a few drops of peppermint oil to some water in a spray bottle to kill dengue insects. Spray this mixture all over your home, paying careful attention to potential mosquito breeding grounds.
Please be aware that these natural solutions might not be as effective as insecticides or mosquito repellents sold in stores. However, if you're seeking for a more organic method to get rid of dengue mosquitoes, they might be an excellent choice.