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Keep Your Family Safe – No Mosquito = No Dengue = No Zika

February 2, 2019
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These past few days had been hot and rainy, the perfect kind of weather for Aedes mosquito to breed and it's no wonder that we're seeing an increase in the number of dengue cases across Singapore. [caption id="attachment_86948" align="alignleft" width="300"] 10 Dengue Cases here at Yishun Street 81 Khatib area (photo taken 18 Jan 2019)[/caption] [caption id="attachment_86949" align="alignleft" width="300"] 20 Dengue Cases here at Yishun Street 81 Khatib area (photo taken 1 Feb 2019)[/caption]                 Unfortunately most folks in Singapore is still unaware of how dangerous and painful it is to suffer from dengue (it's other name is "Break Bone Fever"!) and there's no cure while you suffer the pain and see your...

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Flying Cockroach – Yucks!

January 10, 2019
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Cockroaches are disgusting but flying cockroaches are the worst! And yet it is not uncommon to have them flying into our homes here in Singapore, whether we're staying in a flat, a condo or even landed houses. Especially at night when we go to the kitchen to get something to eat, or on "fumigation day" when rubbish chutes are fumigated - sending these irritating pests to fly all over the place - and scarily into our house. This is why your "smarter" neighbours install the InsectOut Magnetic Insect Screen (Window Mesh, flyscreen). When installed onto your windows, the insect screen "becomes" part of your window, blocking out flying cockroach (and mosquito, lizard, flies, bees and other creepy crawlies) while allowing...

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No Mosquitoes = No Dengue!

December 17, 2018
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Update 2019/08/04: The state of dengue in Singapore is the most serious in many years. 9 People have already died this year and we're still in the midst of the epidemic, so it'll get much worse before it gets better. Please keep your family safe. Not many people know that dengue hemorrhagic fever is also known as the bone break disease. The reason? Dengue fever is an extremely painful disease because when infected, the bone marrow's normal function is suppressed - resulting in low platelet counts and internal bleeding. In most severe cases death may result. Our National Environment Agency (NEA) has been doing a great job in terms of keeping track of the dengue clusters and setting up posters/banners to...

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