Fogging Schedule On Antigua November 20th to 24th 2023
The Central Board of Health wishes to advise the general public that as part of the Mosquito Control Program for the adult Aedes aegypti Mosquito, the Vector Control Unit will be conducting fogging operations in the following areas commencing 4:30am & 4:30pm
Monday 20th: Blue Waters area, Flag Staff, Lower Ottos, Nut Grove, Bathlodge, Bendals
Tuesday 21st: Hodges Bay, Royal Gardens, Jabberwack area, Seaview Farm,
Freemans Village, Gunthorpes, Lightfoot West
Wednesday 22nd: Ceder Grove, Mount Pleasant, Longfords, Pigotts, Paynters,
Fitches Creek, Weirs Estate
Thursday 23rd: Ceder Valley, Cassada Gardens #7, St. Johnsons Village, Sutherlands,
Skerritts Pasture, Carnival Gardens, Upper Gambles & Camp Site
Friday 24th: Barnes Hill, New Winthorpes, Carlisle
Please take note of the following:
Persons with respiratory illnesses are kindly asked to take the necessary precautionary measures.
Motorists are kindly asked to take caution
In the event of inclement weather, such as rain or high winds, fogging will not be performed.
Fogging will then resume on the next available day until the areas are completed.
Residents are also encouraged to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes on their premises and to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
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maybe the government needs to look around the whole island and do something about the numerous bodies of stinking stagnant water .
ANR like you afraid to allow people to read about the chemical Malathion used in fogging and the potential for harm to humans as well as bees and other useful insects.
Are you afraid of information? Are you becoming like the main stream media?
People deserve to know about Malathion and any potential life threatening ramifications.
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