QUOTE(Cergau @ Apr 12 2010, 03:10 AM)
I wonder if the heritage folks will thank you for having a BH in Penang so your swiftlets have reduced the chances of them winged termites frm finding a mate to start a new colony in a mostly wooden heritage building?
With the amount of insects they gorge for each meal, I also wonder how much swiftlets contribute towards the reduction of dengue cases in the country.
Maybe the PBTs ought to pay each BH some money for vector control.
The same amount the PBTs pay the contractor to fog housing areas will be a good starting amount.
I swear that the fogging brings more mosquitoes than reduce.
Each time my area get fogged, I get more mosquitoes an hour after.
The fogging seem to kill more lizards than mosquitoes and they still wonder why dengue fever is still on the increase.
Wonder if anyone monitor the effectiveness of the fogging.
The way they having conducted the fogging, the mozzies would have gained resistance already.
Just recall a news report some time ago of a wise guy who wanted to invite some Brits over who wanted to introduce genetically modified mosquitoes to control dengue in Malaysia.
Our birds do not leave the smell of diesel and chemical stains everywhere and for final human ingestion.
I have ingested and breathed in so much of chemical in the fog, I may one day sweat insecticide.
After each fogging I have recurring nightmare of my BH having 1 giant swiftlet that build tyre-size nest.
Everytime, someone fall sick due to dengue or malaria........it's the BHs and that's why I always encourage fellow BH owners to educate neighbours of the facts that mosquitoes and flies are food for the swiftlets and infact, they help to prevent the spread of illness cause by pests.With the amount of insects they gorge for each meal, I also wonder how much swiftlets contribute towards the reduction of dengue cases in the country.
Maybe the PBTs ought to pay each BH some money for vector control.
The same amount the PBTs pay the contractor to fog housing areas will be a good starting amount.
I swear that the fogging brings more mosquitoes than reduce.
Each time my area get fogged, I get more mosquitoes an hour after.
The fogging seem to kill more lizards than mosquitoes and they still wonder why dengue fever is still on the increase.
Wonder if anyone monitor the effectiveness of the fogging.
The way they having conducted the fogging, the mozzies would have gained resistance already.
Just recall a news report some time ago of a wise guy who wanted to invite some Brits over who wanted to introduce genetically modified mosquitoes to control dengue in Malaysia.
Our birds do not leave the smell of diesel and chemical stains everywhere and for final human ingestion.
I have ingested and breathed in so much of chemical in the fog, I may one day sweat insecticide.
After each fogging I have recurring nightmare of my BH having 1 giant swiftlet that build tyre-size nest.
Breeding grounds for mosquitoes and flies are feeding ground during fledgling of these deadly pests.
If your neighbours understand the facts about the swiftlets, they will be the protectors for the swiftlets, too and the raayat will encourage BHs near their houses. "Ada Walet, Tiada Dengue" is the new slogan for us and the government save money and using swiftlets to control these deadly diseases is environmental friendly cos chemical spraying or fogging not ony cause harm to predators of pests like frogs and lizards but also human being in the long run. Sooner or later, human didn't die or Dengue but from these chemical inhaling causing lung or maybe cancer. Beware!!!!!!! Just leave your mosquitoes problem to the swiftlets cos they are mosquitoes exterminators!!!!!!!!
So, all together. " ADA WALET, TIADA DENGUE"
Apr 12 2010, 11:42 AM

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