There are approximately 3,600 species of Mosquito and the word “Mosquito” is originated from Spanish that means “little fly”. They have narrowed segment body, a set of wings, pair of halter, six mildly hair legs, and needle life mouth part. Not all Mosquitoes live to bite mankind or animals. When bitten, most common reactions are itching, inflammation and swelling.

Only some type of Mosquito can be categorised as vectors. Vectors are animal, insect, or ticks that are capable to spreads virus (germs) to humans. Example of viruses and parasites that Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes transmits, and they can make you suffer from Mosquito Dengue virus. West Nile virus is a virus transmitted to humans through bites from an infected Culex Mosquito

Some Mosquitoes do not spread germs when bite occurs and these types of Adult Mosquitoes are called nuisance Mosquitoes. Female Mosquito requires blood meals in order to produce Mosquito eggs.

Dengue viruses are transmitted to humankind through the stealth bite of an infected Aedes species (Aegypti or Albopictus) Mosquito. These white bands or white stripes Mosquitoes are also known to spread Zika, Chikungunya, and other serious viruses. About half of the world’s population, that is approximately 4 billions of people, live in places with a risk of Dengue. Dengue is frequently the main reason for illnesses in areas with uncontrolled breeding sites and higher risk.

Every year, approximately 400 millions of people get infected with Dengue virus. Approximately 100 millions of people fall sick from transmitted diseases infections, and 40,000 dies from really severe Dengue symptoms. Unfortunately, people can be infected multiple times in their lifetime with Dengue.

NEA Environmental Health Institute have made various intensive studies for Mosquito Control methods. They have found that the Wolbachia Aedes suppression technology is the most suitable for Singapore. Experts from Singapore, Australia, UK, and US recommends that Singapore explore the method, use of the Wolbachia Mosquito Singapore suppression technology. This will help to provide the results to further reduce the risk of Dengue virus transmission.

The releases of Male Wolbachia-Aedes Mosquitoes have significantly reduced Aedes Aegypti Mosquito populations. Study sites listed such as Yishun, Tampines, Choa Chu Kang and Bukit Batok resulting by going up to about 98 percent. The exact locations of the study sites shown after at least a year of releases have jumped to 88 percent lower