Aerial Spraying with Naled [September 16, 2016]
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September 16, 2016
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Series: CDC's Response to Zika
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Description:When people in a large area are getting sick or when large numbers of mosquitoes are found, airplanes can be used to treat very large areas with insecticides safely and quickly. This is called aerial spraying. Naled is an insecticide that is commonly used in aerial spraying.
The decision to do aerial spraying is made locally. If requested, CDC is available to provide technical assistance.
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