1 A member of the Anti-Aedes Squad Residents Committee Zone 1, 2 and 3 checking a garbage bin at Lagoon Perdana Apartments in PJS 9, Subang Jaya. 2 Wan says the apartments were the squad’s focus this round because there had been 192 confirmed dengue cases from January to July. – Photos: AZHAR MAHFOF
SUBANG JAYA residents are encouraged to spend 10 minutes twice a week to check inside and around their homes for potential Aedes breeding grounds and remove stagnant water.
Subang Jaya Municipal councillor Wan Hock Leong said the emphasis was on source reduction of the Aedes mosquitoes.
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