Dutch food and safety organisation NVWA is calling on local authorities and residents to help combat the spread of the Asian tiger mosquito ahead of this year’s mosquito season. The NVWA is now revisiting places where the mosquito was identified last year because eggs may have been left behind, and “they can survive just about anything”. “They can dry up, they don’t mind frost or insecticides,” spokesman Arjan Stroo told broadcaster Nos. Last year the mosquito was spotted in 37 Read this story
