The governorate of Ariana, Tunisia, has announced plans to conduct pest control operations in several rural areas. The initiative aims to combat pests in rural shelters and is part of a broader program to mitigate the impact of pests in the region. The operations will target areas near the Ariana sebkha and shelters in specific locations, including coastal lowlands, a forest, and an area behind a wastewater treatment plant.
The pest control operations will take place between October 7 and 17, with activities scheduled to continue throughout the day. The governorate has issued a statement informing residents and beekeepers of the planned operations. The areas to be targeted include coastal lowlands stretching from Qamart to north of Rouad, wetlands in the Jafar forest, and an area behind the Shatrana wastewater treatment plant near the Hayy al-Nakhilat neighborhood.
The governorate has warned beekeepers to take necessary precautions to protect their beehives during the pest control operations. Beekeepers are advised to take measures to safeguard their beehives on the day of the spraying and for 24 hours afterward to avoid any potential damage. The governorate has also provided contact information for beekeepers seeking further guidance.
Residents and beekeepers can contact the laboratory of the Tunis municipality, located at 46, Street al-Tayyib al-Mahri, Tunis, for more information and guidance. The contact numbers are 71 786 001 and 71 787 755. The governorate is taking steps to ensure that the pest control operations are carried out effectively and with minimal disruption to local communities.
The pest control operations are part of a broader effort to address pest infestations in rural areas of Ariana. The governorate has identified several areas that require urgent attention, including the coastal lowlands and wetlands. By targeting these areas, the governorate aims to reduce the impact of pests on local agriculture and communities.
The governorate's initiative has been welcomed by local residents, who have expressed concerns about the impact of pests on their livelihoods. The pest control operations are expected to help mitigate the effects of pest infestations and improve the overall quality of life for residents in the affected areas.
The Ariana governorate's pest control program is a proactive measure to address the issue of pests in rural areas. By working with local communities and beekeepers, the governorate aims to ensure that the operations are carried out safely and effectively.
Key points
- Beekeepers are advised to take precautions to protect their beehives during the pest control operations.
- The pest control operations will take place between October 7 and 17.
- Residents can contact the Tunis municipality laboratory for more information and guidance.
