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San Pedro del Pinatar, June 13 -. UPyD takes months concerned notices neighbors bites in San Pedro del Pinatar and its local spokesman Jose Luis Ros asked the May plenary session that "editase an explanatory pamphlet of dangers of mosquito bites by tiger and how to combat this annoying bug. "
However, the response of the Government of San Pedro has been to deny the existence of such insect in San Pedro del Pinatar Regional Park and the Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro, although UPyD "argued the opposite."
After having contacted experts and reviewed all information relating to this problem, the Government rectifies UPyD and states that "there are tiger mosquito in San Pedro del Pinatar and scientific reports prove it, though its presence is not yet widespread."
Councilman José Luis Ros has described as "disappointing" that municipalities Mar Menor not even work together and "share information on issues like this."
In this context, the presence of the tiger mosquito in the Region of Murcia is known, according to reports from the Ministry of Agriculture since 2011 and has full record from last year, when vacationers and residents complained Mazarrón annoying bites.
This fall, the City of Cartagena sampling conducted from October to April, from San Pedro del Pinatar to Eagles, to detect outbreaks of mosquito tiger and tackle the pest as soon as possible.
Of the 248 traps were placed, 19 of them were in San Pedro del Pinatar.
Sampling was positive in two of the traps set in San Pedro del Pinatar and the report itself warns that may have given false negative, ie there eggs tiger mosquito in the area, although not detected in traps .
Therefore, it is found that "the local government, not the town of San Pedro, unaware of the situation," which can make the action against the tiger mosquito is much less effective than if it had taken a few months ago.
Similarly, the city of Cartagena has been included in the annual tiger mosquito and anti-pest campaign has emphasized the speed with which it spreads, and the importance of citizen cooperation for not extending because "eradicate almost mission impossible. "
The tiger mosquito is an invasive species from Asia, bites during the day, has a clear preference for humans and their bites are painful and annoying.
The tiger mosquito does no good or neighbors, or tourists or the regional park of the salt.
For that reason from UPyD "do not understand the insistence on burying your head in the sand and deny that the tiger mosquito has come to town."
"It is essential," continued José Luis Ros, "will tackle the problem from the beginning with a spraying campaign if feasible and above all, informing and raising awareness to people how to work together to tackle the problem at all before it larger. "
Source: UPyD San Pedro del Pinatar
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