SUBMIT A M o s q u i t o A l e r t - Long Beach, California
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Long Beach Department of Health & Human Services For other vector related questions, please call: 562-570-4129 For questions related to mosquitoes please call: Follow us on social media: Mosquito Alert @LBHealthDept #MosquitoFreeLB MOSQUITO HOTLINE 562-570-7907 www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes Tip & Toss any standing water in and around your home Protect your pets from mosquito bites and mosquito-borne diseases If you’ve recently returned from an area with Zika, avoid being bitten by mosquitoes for 3 weeks Use an EPA registered insect repellent such as DEET to prevent mosquito bites * DEET is safe for children 2 months and older as well aspregnant & breastfeeding mothers (always us as directed) Change pet water bowls every 7 days and remove standing water from around your home to protect your pets from mosquito bites Avoid unnecessary travel to areas with Zika if you are pregnant Practice extra caution when traveling to areas with Zika Culex Aedes albopictus Aedes aegypti Have you noticed an unusual amount of mosquitoes lately? Are you being bitten during the daytime? SUBMIT A REPORT ONLINE [email protected] CALL THE MOSQUITO HOTLINE REPORT mOSQUITOES www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes EMAIL PICTURE 562.570.7907 Aedes mosquitoes are aggressive daytime biters that have the potential to carry Zika virus. Culex mosquitoes can spread West Nile and usually bite during dusk and dawn. PROtect yourself & loved ones
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Long Beach Department ofHealth & Human Services
For other vector related questions,please call:
562-570-4129
For questions related to mosquitoesplease call:
Follow us on social media:
M o s q u i t o A l e rt
@LBHealthDept #MosquitoFreeLB
MOSQUITO HOTLINE 562-570-7907
www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes
Tip & Toss any standing water in and around your home
Protect your pets from mosquito bites and mosquito-borne diseases
If you’ve recently returned from an area with Zika, avoid being bitten bymosquitoes for 3 weeks
Use an EPA registered insect repellent such as DEET to prevent mosquito bites * DEET is safe for children 2 months and older as well as pregnant & breastfeeding mothers (always us as directed)
Change pet water bowls every 7 days and remove standing water from around your home to protect your pets frommosquito bites
Avoid unnecessary travel to areas with Zika if you are pregnant Practice extra caution when traveling to areas with Zika
Culex
Aedes albopictus
Aedes aegypti
Have you noticed anunusual amount ofmosquitoes lately?
Are you being bittenduring the daytime?
S U B M I T AR E P O R T
O N L I N E
CALL THE MOSQUITO
HOTLINE
REPORTmOSQUITOES
www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes
E M A I L P I C TU R E
562.570.7907
Aedes mosquitoes are aggressivedaytime biters that have thepotential to carry Zika virus.
Culex mosquitoes can spreadWest Nile and usually biteduring dusk and dawn.
P ROt ect yo u rs elf & lov ed o n es
Departamento de Salud yServicios Humanos de Long Beach
Para otras preguntas relacionadascon el vector, por favor llame:562-570-4129
Para preguntas relacionadas con mosquitos,por favor llame:
Síganos en las redes sociales:
@LBHealthDept #MosquitoFreeLB
LÍNEA DIRECTA DEMOSQUITOS
562-570-7907 www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes
Incline y tire agua estancada dentro y alrededor de su hogar
Proteje sus mascotas contra las picaduras de mosquitos y las enfermedadestransmitidas por mosquitos
Si recientemente ha regresado de un área con Zika, evite picaduras demosquitos por 3 semanas
Use repelente de insectos registrado por el EPA como DEET para prevenir laspicaduras de mosquitos
* DEET es seguro para niños de 2 meses en adelante, así como tambíen para madres embarazadas yamamantando (use de acuerdo de las instrucciones)
Cambie los recipientes de agua para mascotas cada 7 días y elimine el agua estancada alrededor de su casapara proteger a sus mascotas de las picaduras de mosquitos
Sí no es necesario, evite viajar a áreas con Zika sí está embarazada Pratique precaución cuando viaje a áreas con Zika
Aedes mosquitos son agresivos,pican durante el día, y pueden
transmitir el virus del Zika
Culex mosquitos pueden transmitir Vírusdel Oeste del Nilo y normalmente pican
durante el atardecer y el amanecer
¿A notado unacantidad inusualde mosquitosúltimamente?
¿Le estan picandodurante el día?
E N V I E U NR E P O R T E
P O RI N T E R N E T
LLAME A LA LÍNEA
DIRECTA DEMOSQUITOS
REPORTEmOSQUITOS
www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes
E N V I E F O T OP O R C O R R E O
E L E C T R Ó N I C O
562.570.7907
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