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2020 May Wed 12:34
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At a time the impending fear of the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic have the citizens locked up indoors, mosquito-borne disease such as dengue, and others such as influenza have been lingering, especially since the monsoon season began. The Malé City council has been fogging the capital city every morning, under the initiative to curb the spread of such diseases.
This comes at time Covid-19 has also been spreading steadily across the country.
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The work is carried out by the Malé City Council.
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Diseases such as dengue catch the air during these days.
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Every year, the monsoon season provokes mosquito infestations.
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It is carried out every morning in teams
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Migrant workers are active in fogging the city.
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