CD11.R13: Status of Aedes aegypti eradication in the Americas

(3-5 April 1967), of the Study Group on the Eradication of Aedes aegypti in the Americas (6-12.. April 1967), and of the Working Group on Laboratory Colonies of Aedes aegypti

We obviously do not need to justify Aedes aegypti eradication; the question we must deal with-- and this was decided by the XVII Pan American Conference-- is how to make

The following year the campaign staff was augmented and their salaries increased, and it was then possible not only to shorthen the work cycle but also improve the supervision of

1.To urge the Governments of the countries and territories still infested by Aedes aegypti to make. every effort to eradicate the mosquito as soon

Cura2ao - This island is extensively infested; however, in view of the resistance of the mosquito to DDT and to dieldrin, the campaign is lim- iting its activities to

aegypti eradicated from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala,. Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, British

Having considered the final report of Mexico on the eradication of Aedes aegypti, which states that. that country is free of the mosquito and that the standards and criteria

Taking into account the final reports on Aedes aegypti eradication presented by Chile and Costa. Rica, which declare those countries to be free of the vector, in strict compliance