T/SZDT 002-2023 Guidelines for Vector Control in Municipal Parks
T/SZDT 002-2023 Guidelines for Vector Control in Municipal Parks
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Scope: This document provides guidance and recommendations on the general requirements, survey methods, survey content, prevention programs, prevention measures, evaluation of effectiveness, and data archiving for the prevention of vector-borne organisms in municipal parks, and provides relevant information. This document applies to the prevention of vector-borne organisms such as cockroaches, flies, mosquitoes, and rodents in municipal parks. Main technical content: 4. General requirements and prevention principles Municipal parks are characterized by large spaces, high population density, high mobility, and numerous public facilities. Therefore, it is necessary to select safe, environmentally friendly, simple, and easy-to-operate prevention methods, and ensure the health and safety of citizens and the environment as the top priority of prevention work. It is recommended to prioritize comprehensive environmental management, combined with physical and chemical prevention methods. By eliminating the breeding and habitats of mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, and rodents, establishing and improving facilities for rodent, fly, and mosquito prevention, and coordinating with necessary chemical treatment measures, we can effectively control the hazards of vector-borne organisms in municipal parks. Regular and continuous inspections, monitoring, and evaluations of the effectiveness of vector prevention in municipal parks should be carried out. For the management of pesticides used in vector prevention, the following requirements must be met: a) The pesticides used must meet the following requirements: - Have a pesticide registration certificate, pesticide production license, or pesticide production approval certificate, and comply with pesticide standards, and be within the validity period. - Be safe for humans and animals. - Only health-approved insecticides may be used. - Pesticides must be used alternately. It is strictly prohibited to use p