Tiger Mosquito

MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the Côte d’Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests.
The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers.
The quad of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life
The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world’s 100 most invasive species.
(Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The quad of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito farm in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. Mice are used to feed mosquitoes in the laboratory . (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The quad of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21september2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A EID scientist decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines the traps for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A EID scientist decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Pr. Jp Gonzalez director of IRD Bangkok examines mosquitoes (aedes aegypti) that carry the dengue virus. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines the traps for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Montpellier, southern France,the laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21september2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A EID scientist decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. A virus-bearing rat is isolated in a "P3" high-security laboratory at Bangkok's Mahidol University. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines the traps for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The planes of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito farm in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The planes of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. IRD Bangkok Computer specialist Marc Souris is developing software allowing to trigger alert systems. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The planes of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Collects virus-bearing ticks in a forest near Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. A virus-bearing rat is isolated in a "P3" high-security laboratory at Bangkok's Mahidol University. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito farm in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. Mice are used to feed mosquitoes in the laboratory . (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. The planes of EID decontaminated areas infected by mosquitoes near Montpellier, southern France.The laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito farm in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines the traps for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examine a trap for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Pr. Jp Gonzalez director of IRD Bangkok examines mosquitoes (aedes aegypti) that carry the dengue virus. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
BANGKOK-THAILAND-20 May 2013:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. In Bangkok the French laboratory IRD(instittut de recherche et devellopement)is the world specialist in Tiger-Mosquito(Eades Albopictus) .The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. Tiger mosquito farm in the laboratory of the IRD in Bangkok. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)
MONTPELLIER-FRANCE-21septembre2012:Disease-carrying Tiger Mosquito Found in France.The French Health Ministry has been monitoring the activity of tiger mosquitoes across the whole of the south of France since the 1st May 2012 in a bid to learn more about them, with a particularly vigilant health watch in the C?te d?Azur - a department plagued by the tiger mosquitoes in recent years.The Health Ministry launching a 600,000 euro action project against the disease-carrying pests. The Prefectures of south of France are continuing to launch a series of public health campaigns and to intensify surveillance of the tiger mosquito, which is capable of spreading infectious diseases such as dengue and chikungunya fevers. A scientist examines the traps for tiger mosquitos in Montpellier, southern France, at a laboratory of the EID center (Entente departementale pour la demoustification) which conducts research on mosquitoes. EID Med is an inter-departmental public organization in charge of the mosquito control to protect public health and environment and improve the quality of life The tiger mosquito has already been identified as one of the world?s 100 most invasive species. (Photo by Patrick Aventurier)