In New York, the invasion of bedbeetles began

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Dmitrii Musolin, 31.05.2010 14:50

In New York, a dramatic increase in bedbug populations, up 71% since 2001, has sown panic. So, in 2004, only 537 complaints about parasites and 82 cases of human infection were received. In 2009, these figures increased to 10 thousand 985 complaints and 4 thousand 84 cases of infection. "The problem is everywhere, and it is growing because of invisibility, as people do not report anything to us out of embarrassment," said the inspector of the company for the destruction of parasites."People are too ashamed. to tell you something. If they admit that they have bedbugs, they are afraid that they will lose their home, or they will be banned from going to work, or that they will have to throw out their furniture and things." Companies use specially trained dogs to find parasites. "Gazeta.Ru»

http://www.gazeta.ru/news/lenta/2010/05/31/n_1501516.shtml

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02.06.2010 12:49, london

"keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer"
To fight parasites, you need to know everything about them, since not a little is known about bedbugs, which means you just need to read who we are dealing with and how to deal with it. I may be wrong but I believe that many residents of megacities are obese not only in the hips but also in the head and they are sometimes too lazy to get up and solve the problem themselves ( they say... why should I get drunk if I'd rather pay and get everything done). But it is not always professionals who deal with such issues, and troublemakers disappear temporarily. I believe that as part of the solution to the problem, it is necessary to enlighten the population and explain to them where parasites appear in homes, what they do there, where they hide, and how to smoke them out from afar. Let everything else depend only on the sufferers themselves but the first step will be taken