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CPS Vector Control Team continues with Small-Scale Community Awareness Project/Mosquito Control program . | SMN News

August 31, 2020

CPS Vector Control Team continues with Small-Scale Community Awareness Project/Mosquito Control program . | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG(DCOMM):--- The Collective Prevention Services, a department within the Ministry of Public Health, Social Development, and Labour, commenced on August 3rd, 2020 with a Small-Scale Community Awareness Project and Mosquito Control program.
During the week of August 31 to September 4, the Vector Control Team will be visiting the districts of Ebenezer, Betty’s Estate, and Weymonth Hill.
In the week of September 7-11: Cole Bay, Cay Bay, Cay Hill/Belair, and Indigo Bay; September 14-18: Simpson Bay, Pelican Key, Beacon Hill, Cupecoy, and Maho. The other districts not mentioned have already been visited by the team.
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