Mosquito Control and Vaccination: Key to Preventing Japanese Encephalitis!
Japanese encephalitis is a viral disease caused by the Japanese encephalitis virus, primarily transmitted through mosquito bites. The risk of infection increases, particularly during summer and autumn when mosquito activity is heightened. To effectively prevent Japanese encephalitis, vaccination should be accompanied by mosquito control measures.
Experts recommend that individuals wear long-sleeved clothing and long pants during peak mosquito activity and use mosquito repellent. Additionally, regularly checking the surroundings to eliminate standing water and breeding sites for mosquitoes is crucial. These preventive measures significantly reduce the risk of contracting Japanese encephalitis and protect the health of individuals and their families.
