Do You Have Mosquitos Where You Live..??

Indeed we do! I live in the Philippines & I guess that mosquitoes are really a worlwide concern--especially since they are so difficult to eliminate & are carriers of disease... usually for us here, it's basically a year-round problem since we basically only have 2 seasons--the rainy & the summer seasons--& they can be pretty vicious especially during the rain season wherein lots of stagnant waters acculumulate... Here, dengue cases are more common than malaria (since different species of mosquitoes bring about these diseases--hehe if my thesis research memory serves me right! ^_~--yup--my thesis was actually about mosquitoes--or rather a way to try to eliminate their larvae using a particluar plant extract) Anyhow--I just really do hope that someday, mosquitoes can be really controlled especially since they are mighty resistant insects & can be really deadly--I guess that really minimizing their breeding places is one sureshot way of preventing them to spread more diseases....anyhow, sure do hope that you have a mosquito-free week!! =)

Yeah we have them here in Florida in the United States. I had a friend die from malaria from a mosquito bite some years back. He was only 18 and he was had just finished high school the same year.

Yes, we have mosquitos where I live. I live in Florida. In the USA. We have about 25 different kind of mosquitos. Yuck!! I hate them. They are silent and cause me to itch all over and leave red bumps. We don't have malaria here either. I am gald it is not in my area. I feel sad for th people that live in the area where it is at. You would think will all the technology that the world would be able to wipe malaria out.

there are times when we do have mosquitoes here in our area. but as early as possible, we try to eliminate possible bearing areas for them. there was one time when it was in the news that a barangay from our town has a high level of dengue patients. so what we did was to fumigate our place. it is better to do necessary precautionary measrues than to suffer in the end.