As dengue fever cases rise on the island, you must do your part to eliminate mosquito sites.
The Health Service Regulations Control of Mosquitoes 1970 section 4 (1(a & b)) states all premises should be cleared of stagnant water, objects or plants that can breed mosquitos.
Section 26 (2) of the regulation outlines the consequences would be a $5,000 fine, 3 months imprisonment or both.
Watch the end of the video for tips to prevent mosquito breeding.
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