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Nasuko siyang Kongresista Luis Villafuerte (Camarines Sur), labaw sa technical working committee nga nagtuon sa balaudnon pagbahinbahin sa Sugbo ngadto sa tulo ka probinsiya. 


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Dr. Milagros Mahilum Greif of the German Mosquito Research Institute in an e-mailed press release to The FREEMAN said previous field studies she conducted on mosquito breeding sites here disclosed that vulcanizing shops contribute a lot to the dengue problem.


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Knowing Dengue

By Ritche T. Salgado | June 27, 2011 - 12:00am

Did you know that June is Dengue Awareness Month?

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Isabela conducts massive drive vs. dengue

June 11, 2011 - 8:15am

A massive anti-dengue operation was conducted by the City Health office in all barangays including school campuses here after a victim has been diagnosed to be dreaded dengue disease.

EDITORIAL - Epidemic or outbreak? What's in a name? Just fight dengue!

September 23, 2010 - 12:00am

There seems to be some great but needless debate on whether or not a dengue epidemic or dengue outbreak should be officially declared.

Freeman Opinion

Recommends clean-up drives; DOH frowns on fogging

August 31, 2005 - 12:00am

The Department of Health does not recommend the use of fogging as the primary solution to destroy the possible breeding sites of mosquitoes, a health official said. DOH Regional Director Susana Madarieta yesterday...

Cebu News

Inter-sitio clean up vs dengue maoy sulbad

By Ni John Rey Saavedra | August 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Dili pa gyud matugkad nganong mura og dulot sa kabugokan ang kasuko ni Kongresista Emilio Macias (Negros Oriental) nganhi kanatong mga Sugboanon. Dili ug dili gyud siya mosugot nga himuan og public hearing dinhi...

Banat Opinyon

Vulcanizing shops contribute a lot to dengue problem

August 28, 2005 - 12:00am

A Filipino scientist who is now based in Germany has found out that discarded tires in vulcanizing shops have the highest number of mosquito larvae in Cebu. Dr. Milagros Mahilum Greif of the German Mosquito Research...

Cebu News