Biting insect survey of Milingimbi, 7-9 April 2003

Author(s)
Lamche GD
Kurucz N
Carter JM
Whelan PI
Publication Date
2006-07
Abstract
Milingimbi is an Aboriginal community in Arnhem Land, 206 km West from Nhulunbuy. The population is 920 (NT government intranet, 30/6/2003). The community is located on Milingimbi Island. Near the end of February 2003 the Milingimbi community council expressed concerns over increased mosquito numbers to Environmental Health, who requested the Medical Entomology Branch to visit the community, assess the situation and advise on strategies to reduce mosquito problems. Two MEB officers visited Milingimbi on 7-9 April 2003 and carried out a comprehensive biting insect survey, including biting insect trapping, larval mosquito surveillance and a receptacle survey. The results of this survey and the assessment are presented in this report. A mosquito survey had previously been carried out in Milingimbi in 1983, and was documented in a MEB branch report.
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Publisher
Medical Entomology, DHCS
Subject
Insects
Mosquitoes
Surveys
Monitoring
Arboviruses
Ross River virus infections
Encephalitis
Milingimbi
Disease vectors
Sewage
Prevention and control
Vector control
Insecticides
Public awareness
Engineering
Maintenance
Medical Entomology
Title
Biting insect survey of Milingimbi, 7-9 April 2003
Type of document
Technical Report
Entity Type
Publication

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