Mosquitoes thrive in stagnant water, such as flower pots, plastic covers and containers, pet water bowls, and so on.
Check that all of your windows are properly closed from dawn to night and that the door screens are not broken.
Using mosquito repellents is another strategy to avoid mosquito bites and prevent dengue illness.
If you are travelling to, or live in dengue-infested areas, it is advised to wear full-sleeved clothes, full pants, along with socks and covered shoes.
Sleeping under a mosquito net provides a second layer of protection against mosquito bites for you and your children.
Stagnant water serves as a breeding ground for a variety of mosquitos that transmit diseases such as dengue and malaria.
Make sure your home is well-lit with sunlight to deter them from entering.
It is best to avoid going out on such days to avoid getting dengue fever.
Plastic garbage contributes to the reproduction of dengue vectors, increasing the risk of dengue transmission.
It is advised to consume fruits and vegetables high in vitamins C and K.