TINY BUT DEADLY. A tweezer holds a mosquito at the Pasteur Institute in the southern Vietnamese city of Nha Trang where research is under way to find a natural method to stop the tiny but deadly insect from spreading the virus, which has caused a surge in dengue cases in Southeast Asia this year. —AFP
Cebu City spokesperson, Rey Gealon, said that aside from the coronavirus disease 2019 response, the city health is also preparing for the usual seasonal illnesses such as dengue. Despite being already busy with COVID-19, the City Health will still continue their seasonal anti-dengue campaign of fogging, misting, and curtain impregnation.
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