Kindi:The vital forces of the commune of Kindi gathered on November 6 for the fourth phase of a vector control initiative. This public health operation aims to eliminate larval breeding grounds to mitigate the spread of malaria and dengue in the area.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the operation involved multiple social groups, including the defense and security forces, Citizen Watch members, public administration agents, and customary authorities, who began their efforts at dawn. Participants were equipped to clean, burn, and destroy potential mosquito breeding sites across the city.

A notable aspect of this year's campaign was the significant participation of women, who actively joined the efforts. The event was marked by acts of solidarity, with well-wishers providing refreshments to support the participants. This action is viewed as crucial by residents in combating the rise of malaria cases and the threat of dengue fever.

At the conclusion of the event, Yacouba Soré, the town hall's secretary general, praised the high level of community engagement and the results achieved. He urged locals to maintain these initiatives to ensure a healthier living environment for everyone.