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malaria

What do the London Marathon & Malaria No More Have in Common?

Danusia for rentokil.co.uk | February 22, 2012
Well, I have to be honest and say I haven’t got back into running yet. I do mean to, its just life (and a son who doesn’t sleep too well) that gets in the way. One running event I would LOVE to do is the London Marathon. Anyone who has ever completed it says how [...]

Mutant Mosquitoes

Alicia for jcehrlich.com | September 12, 2011
Their whine may be irritating, but it is the bite of a mosquito which can prove deadly. Although all mosquitoes will bite humans and cause those horrible itchy wealds, not all mosquitoes carry disease. The Anopheles species of mosquito carries malaria. According to the WHO, in 2008 malaria caused nearly one million deaths, mostly among [...]

Don’t Let Mosquitoes Ruin Your Holiday

Alicia for rentokil.co.uk | August 25, 2011
If you’ve got the holiday bug and are planning to escape a soggy British Bank Holiday weekend check if your destination is a malaria hotspot before you jet off or sunbathing may be the last thing on your mind. According to the Health Protection Agency between 1990-2009 around 1900 people returned to the UK with [...]

Avoiding Mosquitoes

Brigitta for jcehrlich.com | June 30, 2011
I should be very grateful for living in the UK and not having any problems with mosquitoes. However, I am at heart a sun worshipper and love the heat, and would be happier in a Mediterranean climate, though the big down side to that would be the mosquitoes. Mozzies or mosquitoes, call them what you [...]

A Smoking Rat, a Ride on the ‘Cockroach Express’ and other News

BenH for rentokil.in | January 10, 2011
There have been three quite uncommon news regarding pests in the first week of December. A pet rat, with a taste for nicotine caused a fire with a cigarette; passengers on the Geetanjali Express from Howrah to Mumbai have to suffer hundreds of cockroaches on the 30 hour train ride and there is a single man for Plague prevention in Mumbai.