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[@RN0010]

Same case line Cholera. A friend of mine got it. He was quarantined in this house after discharged from the hospital ward with daily visits from the Health Ministry staff. check his stools for the viruses, fumigate his house and toilets. It was like that for a week.

[@ivanhere6292]

it is not only in Malaysia. any country has a watch list of diseases that the doctors are obligated to report if a case is found ..they mainly are infectious diseases that can spread easily. for dengue they will check if your place for mosquitoes.. it for the safety of people living around you

[@ihateBigotedIndia400]

But additional facts doe Max, if the inspector found mosquitoes larva insider her house during the inspection, she will be fined. I dont know how much but in my city it was about RM50 per larva. (Thats a lot)

[@JomkwanYai]

I love that. Makes people more careful

[@norlelamahmoodin3669]

You are wrong. Its not RM50 per larva. Its RM50 per house per offence. If its RM50 per larva,mosquito larva is a lot. Can be more than 10 larva per water source pool. It can be in a flower pot, plant pool, bucker left neglected with water. Larva is so small, its crazy stupid to count them.

[@ihateBigotedIndia400]

@@norlelamahmoodin3669 in shah alam its RM50 per larva, maximum of RM500 per compound.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

They ask because they want to find the source of water eg pots of plants, pools, stagnant water.

[@boxessquare1366]

Denggue are deadly if not treated. As well as indicator that particular area are mosquitoes infested

[@savitham1560]

Pappaya leaves juice every day so platelets count remain normal... during dengue.

[@santoshukarde]

You got dengue and govt cheked your light connection at your apartment , good to hear that😅

[@ensyuk5919]

ya dengue are deadly.. even at rural area they will come to inspecting and bring their fogging stuff...

[@NanetteWoolston]

I hope she’s ok!

[@kaerypheur]

ahhh my childhood

[@ariff95mustafar79]

my neighbour childs die bcs dengue, it took 3 days to take yur life without immediate treatment

[@dendenju]

good

[@saifulali8084]

wow

[@AvadaKedavraSpell69]

Who cares