CLEAN : Bracing for onslaught of mosquito-borne illnesses in India

The video discusses the dual efforts of sanitation and vector control in Mumbai during the COVID pandemic. It highlights the challenges faced by workers entering containment areas and the risks involved. The video also covers the issue of water stagnation, its treatment with chemicals, and the ongoing need for vector control measures. Additional remarks are made in a local language, touching on various topics.

What was the primary focus of the staff's work from March to mid-May?

• Sanitation work for COVID containment

• Hospital management

• Vector control for malaria

• Leptospirosis treatment

When did the staff begin vector control work for malaria and leptospirosis?

• May 16th

• April 15th

• March 1st

• June 1st

What was a major risk for workers entering COVID containment areas?

• Fear of infection

• Poor weather conditions

• Lack of protective gear

• Insufficient training

What happens to mosquito breeding grounds after a shower?

• They are washed away

• They become inactive

• They are eliminated

• They become fresh breeding grounds

How often must vector control measures be repeated?

• Every seven days

• Every ten days

• Every five days

• Every three days