T/SZDT 001-2023 Guidelines for Vector Control in Public Places in the Municipality
T/SZDT 001-2023 Guidelines for Vector Control in Public Places in the Municipality
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Scope
Scope: This document provides guidance and recommendations on general requirements, investigation methods, investigation content, prevention and control programs, prevention and control measures, evaluation of effectiveness, and data archiving for the prevention and control of vector organisms in municipal public places, and provides relevant information. This document is applicable to the prevention and control of vector organisms such as cockroaches, flies, mosquitoes, and rodents in municipal public places. Main technical content: 4. General requirements and prevention principles Municipal public places are characterized by high population density, frequent crowd flow, and numerous public facilities. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt safe, environmentally friendly, simple, and easy-to-operate methods to ensure the health and safety of citizens and environmental protection as the top priority of prevention and control work. It is recommended to prioritize comprehensive environmental management combined with physical and chemical prevention methods. By eliminating mosquitoes, flies, rodents, and cockroaches, establishing and improving facilities for rodent, fly, and mosquito prevention, and complementing with necessary chemical treatment measures, comprehensive prevention and control measures can effectively control the hazards of vector organisms in urban villages. Regular and continuous inspections, monitoring, and evaluation of vector organism prevention and control situations should be carried out. For drug management: (a) The drugs used for vector organism prevention and control shall meet the following requirements: - They shall be pesticides with a pesticide registration certificate, pesticide production license, or pesticide production approval certificate, and pesticide standards, and be within the validity period, and be safe for humans and animals; - Sanitary insecticides shall be alternately used, and the use of drugs prohibited