The control tasks, which will take place between 6:00 and 8:00 AM, will focus on key areas such as the Municipal Sports Center, Camino de Yeserías, Glorieta del Tamarindo, and San Antonio Street. Additionally, interventions will cover the vicinity of IES Santiago Rusiñol and green areas in the Las Olivas, El Deleite, Príncipe, Infantas, and Capitán neighborhoods.
The local administration emphasizes that the most effective strategy is the elimination of larvae at their source. Consequently, constant monitoring is maintained throughout the year in infrastructure such as sewage networks, storm drains, ornamental fountains, and watercourses, with inspections intensified during peak activity months.
The local government reminds citizens of the importance of their cooperation in preventing stagnant water in private spaces, such as terraces or gardens, where various species can breed. The products used in this campaign are environmentally friendly and safe for public health, requiring no access restrictions to the treated areas.
