The Tunis Governorate has announced that it will be conducting a pesticide spraying campaign over Sebkha al-Sijoumi, a region spanning across the municipalities of Tunis and Sidi Hossein. The campaign, which is part of a program to control insects in rural areas, will take place from September 24 to October 6. The governorate has urged beekeepers to take necessary precautions to protect their beehives during and after the spraying process.
The pesticide spraying campaign will be carried out by plane, and the governorate has advised beekeepers to take measures to safeguard their beehives. The campaign aims to control the spread of insects that may pose a threat to the region's ecosystem and public health. The governorate has assured that the campaign will be carried out in a responsible and environmentally friendly manner.
The Tunis Governorate has called on beekeepers to take precautions to protect their beehives during the spraying process and for 24 hours after. This is to prevent any potential harm to the bees and to minimize the impact on honey production. Beekeepers have been advised to keep their beehives closed and to take other necessary measures to ensure the safety of their bees.
For more information and guidance, beekeepers can contact the laboratory of the Tunis municipality, located at 46, Rue al-Tayeb al-Mehiri, Tunis. They can also reach out to the governorate via phone at 71786001 or 71787755. The governorate has assured that it is committed to providing support and assistance to beekeepers and other stakeholders affected by the campaign.
The pesticide spraying campaign is part of a broader effort to control insects and pests in rural areas. The campaign is expected to benefit the local community by reducing the spread of diseases and protecting crops. The governorate has urged residents to cooperate with the authorities and to report any concerns or issues related to the campaign.
The campaign has been scheduled to take place during a period of low wind and favorable weather conditions. The governorate has assured that the pesticides used will be environmentally friendly and will not pose a risk to human health or the ecosystem. The campaign is expected to be completed within the scheduled timeframe of September 24 to October 6.
The Tunis Governorate has urged residents and beekeepers to take necessary precautions and to cooperate with the authorities during the pesticide spraying campaign. The governorate has assured that it is committed to ensuring the success of the campaign and to minimizing its impact on the local community and environment.
Key points
- The campaign aims to control the spread of insects that may pose a threat to the region's ecosystem and public health.
