7 Nov, 2014 @ 15:10
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Deadly tiger mosquito spotted in Andalucia for first time

THE deadly tiger mosquito has been recorded in Andalucia for the first ever time.ย 

The presence of the mosquito – which carries potentially fatal diseases such asย chikungunya and dengue fever – was recorded via a new mobile app which tracks Spain’s mosquito population.

Reports of tiger mosquitoes surfaced in the north of Spain last year, but now it appears theyย have migrated south.

The mobileย appย Tigatrapp was launched in Juneย to record and monitorย tiger mosquitoesย in Spain with the participation of entomologists from across the nation.

Over 6,000 people have already downloaded the research-based app.

If you think you have snapped a picture of the tiger mosquito send your picture to newsdesk@theolivepress.es

 

 

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Rob Horgan

Rob Horgan

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    • They’re posting our stories but without a link back to our original articles – there is just a small ‘Source: OP’ at the end of the post. We’ll raise it with them. Thanks for the tip-off!

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