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Amid a spike in dengue fever cases in neighbouring Islands, the Environmental Health Department of Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Health has called for collective action to eliminate the Aedes Aegypti Mosquito.
Environmental Health Officer Glenda Etienne-Cepal issued the call in a statement Monday, encouraging the public to make a concerted effort to reduce the adult mosquito presence on their premises.
Her complete statement appears below:
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