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By Amanda Lee, TODAY, 16 Jun 2014 For the first time, the National Environment Agency (NEA) is considering the use of biological control methods to limit the spread of dengue, by infecting male Aedes mosquitoes with a type of bacteria that results in...

SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency has conducted nearly 2 million dengue inspections this year, and deployed more than 1,000 Gravitraps in dengue clusters for mosquito-control purposes, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Dr Vivian...

Singapore has done laboratory tests on a new way to control the mosquito population, in the latest tactic to combat dengue. A panel of experts will review the research and decide if field tests should be done, said Second Minister for the Environment...

By MP for Aljunied GRC, Sylvia Lim [Delivered in Committee of Supply on 12 March 2013] Singapore is currently subject to another onslaught of the dengue virus.  It seems that the current dengue outbreak has peaked at an unusual time of year &ndash...

The Environmental Health Institute (EHI) of the National Environment Agency (NEA) said that it had released the first batch of 3,000 male Wolbachia-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes at Braddell Heights on 18 October, as it embarks on its six-month long...