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Sprayed with mosquito (?) repellant - no extra charge for inhaling it.

JimmyJ
in Chiang Mai

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Sometime they come as a response of someone from the area turning up in hospital with dengue 

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  • steven100
    steven100

    It's an insect repellent smoke mixture, smells a bit like diesel to kill off mosquito's. It's been done every year for as long as I can remember. Bangkok, CM and many other towns and villages. 

  • Estrada
    Estrada

    These days I have my suspicion that they cheat and there is only scent and smoke with no active ingredients to kill mosquitos. They fogged us two weeks ago and now there are many more mosquitos around

  • CygnusX1
    CygnusX1

    Sprayed outside of my condo block a couple of weeks ago. I’ve never had dengue fever, but from descriptions of people who have, I’d vastly prefer inhaling a tiny amount of insecticide occasionally.

On 1/16/2020 at 3:56 PM, bangkokequity said:

I had Dengue Fever ... cry me a river bro ... hold your breath and be grateful you don't e-v-e-r get that hellish fever.

My son had it in Cambodia he said it was hell... Dengue fever

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On 1/16/2020 at 10:04 AM, ThaiFelix said:

The thing that surprises me is that they never spray in the khlong behind me nor any of the wet swampy areas in town where most mosquitoes gather?

Those mosquitoes aren't in violation of the Housing and Zoning Laws of Thailand and therefore not subject to eviction. :wai:

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