Territory Health Services and the Australian Ouarantine Inspection Service recently released details of the interception of a high-risk importation of exotic mosqitoes into the Frances Bay port facilities in Darwin in the Northern Territory. The importation occurred in a damaged vehicle offloaded from a cargo vessel, which arrived from Dili in East Timor 31/1/2001. An Australian Quarantine Inspection Service (AQIS) officer detected the importation after live flying mosquitoes were observed flying from the just offloaded vehicle on the afternoon 31/1/2001. Live larvae and pupae were observed on the poorly accessible floor of the vehicle in approximately one litre of shallow water
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This article was also published in Mosquito Bites in the Asia Pacific Region, Vol. 1 No. 2.Exotic Ae...
Territory Health Services and the Australian Ouarantine Inspection Service recently released details...
An Australian Quarantine Inspection Service (AQIS) officer advised the Medical Entomology Branch (ME...
The Northern Territory Health and Department of Health and Community Services (DHCS) and the Austral...
There were 2 exotic mosquito interceptions at a port facility in Darwin NT on the 25th January and 5...
A Perkins container ship arrived in Darwin Harbour from Singapore on Wednesday 10 May 2006 and docke...
The Medical Entomology Branch (MEB) of Territory Health Services (THS) and the Australian Quarantine...
Also published as a chapter in the Australian mosquito control manual in 1998. This paper was amend...
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There were 2 exotic mosquito incursions detected at the Darwin port in the Northern Territory on the...
Incursions of the exotic Asian Tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus, were detected in Darwin port areas ...
The interception of Aedes aegypti on the 1 June (northern Australia dry season) is the fourth interc...
Northern Australian seaports are considered the most at-risk ports for exotic mosquito introduction ...
The terrorist attack in Bali on 12th Oct. 2002 lead to the evacuation of Australian citizens via RAA...
This article was also published in Mosquito Bites in the Asia Pacific Region, Vol. 1 No. 2.Exotic Ae...
Territory Health Services and the Australian Ouarantine Inspection Service recently released details...
An Australian Quarantine Inspection Service (AQIS) officer advised the Medical Entomology Branch (ME...
The Northern Territory Health and Department of Health and Community Services (DHCS) and the Austral...
There were 2 exotic mosquito interceptions at a port facility in Darwin NT on the 25th January and 5...
A Perkins container ship arrived in Darwin Harbour from Singapore on Wednesday 10 May 2006 and docke...
The Medical Entomology Branch (MEB) of Territory Health Services (THS) and the Australian Quarantine...
Also published as a chapter in the Australian mosquito control manual in 1998. This paper was amend...
Approximately thirty tyres chained together to be used as buffers in off-shore drilling activities w...
Aedes aegypti was detected at Perkins Shipping in the Darwin port area on 9 April 2010 in two Biogen...
There were 2 exotic mosquito incursions detected at the Darwin port in the Northern Territory on the...
Incursions of the exotic Asian Tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus, were detected in Darwin port areas ...
The interception of Aedes aegypti on the 1 June (northern Australia dry season) is the fourth interc...
Northern Australian seaports are considered the most at-risk ports for exotic mosquito introduction ...
The terrorist attack in Bali on 12th Oct. 2002 lead to the evacuation of Australian citizens via RAA...
This article was also published in Mosquito Bites in the Asia Pacific Region, Vol. 1 No. 2.Exotic Ae...