The Municipality of Concordia continues with the fumigation and disinfection program in different neighborhoods of the city, within the framework of the actions arranged to prevent the proliferation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits dengue.
In this regard, starting Monday, March 25, fumigation will be carried out in the following neighborhoods:
Monday, March 25: In the morning, Ex Aero Club and Gruta de Lourdes neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Tiro Federal and Lamadrid neighborhoods.
Tuesday, March 26: In the morning and afternoon, La Bianca neighborhood.
Wednesday, March 27: In the morning, Salto Chico and José Arévalo neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Belgrano Sur and Toronjal neighborhoods.
Thursday, March 28: In the morning, 25 de Mayo and Terminal neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Friday, March 29: In the morning, Justo José de Urquiza and Hípico neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Saturday, March 30: In the morning, Jesús Nazareno and Estación Norte neighborhoods.
CLEANING AND DE-CLUTTERING
Furthermore, the importance of cleaning and de-cluttering is reiterated, eliminating all areas or items that accumulate water to prevent the Aedes aegypti mosquito from finding a place to lay its eggs.
In this regard, starting Monday, March 25, fumigation will be carried out in the following neighborhoods:
Monday, March 25: In the morning, Ex Aero Club and Gruta de Lourdes neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Tiro Federal and Lamadrid neighborhoods.
Tuesday, March 26: In the morning and afternoon, La Bianca neighborhood.
Wednesday, March 27: In the morning, Salto Chico and José Arévalo neighborhoods; in the afternoon, Belgrano Sur and Toronjal neighborhoods.
Thursday, March 28: In the morning, 25 de Mayo and Terminal neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Friday, March 29: In the morning, Justo José de Urquiza and Hípico neighborhoods; in the afternoon, no fumigation.
Saturday, March 30: In the morning, Jesús Nazareno and Estación Norte neighborhoods.
CLEANING AND DE-CLUTTERING
Furthermore, the importance of cleaning and de-cluttering is reiterated, eliminating all areas or items that accumulate water to prevent the Aedes aegypti mosquito from finding a place to lay its eggs.