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Mosquito-Free Dhaka South75 wards, one goal.

Water collecting around our homes, rooftops, roads, drains, markets and construction sites can become breeding sites for Aedes mosquitoes. Join us in reducing breeding sites through awareness, cleanliness and working together.

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Not mosquitoes. Save lives.

Campaign progress

Wards
75
Zones
10
Registered volunteers
0
Reports received
0
Verified sites
0
Verified resolutions
0

Live figures from the campaign database · Updated: 9 November 2026

The ward record: all 75 wards

Each ward has its own page with reports, verified findings, completed actions and its volunteer team.

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10 zones & 75 wardsHotspot mapProgress dashboard

How to report a breeding site

  1. 1Choose your ward and describe the place.
  2. 2Drop a pin on the map or write the address.
  3. 3Add a photo if you safely can.
  4. 4Keep your tracking ID to follow progress.

Why this campaign matters

Aedes mosquitoes, which spread dengue, breed in small amounts of clean standing water close to where people live. Most breeding sites can be removed by residents themselves. When every ward finds and clears them, fewer people get sick.

Dengue prevention tips

  • Empty standing water at least once a week.
  • Cover water tanks and containers.
  • Clean the saucers under flower pots.
  • Use a mosquito net, also during daytime sleep.

Dengue information

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Volunteers help their own neighbourhood: spotting breeding sites, raising awareness and joining clean-ups, only in safe places and within their training.

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