Delhi's Aerial Assault on Mosquitoes: Drones to the Rescue

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has launched a drone-based campaign to spray insecticides in flood-hit areas along the Yamuna River to combat mosquito breeding and curb vector-borne diseases. Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh emphasized the effectiveness of this modern approach in reaching inaccessible areas swiftly.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 18-09-2025 18:49 IST | Created: 18-09-2025 18:49 IST
Delhi's Aerial Assault on Mosquitoes: Drones to the Rescue
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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has initiated an innovative campaign using drones to spray insecticides in flood-affected regions along the Yamuna River, aiming to curb mosquito breeding and halt the spread of vector-borne diseases.

The campaign was launched by Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh at Geeta Colony and Yamuna Bridge, areas severely affected by waterlogging due to recent floods. Mayor Singh highlighted the initiative as a commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for residents.

Incorporating drone technology marks a significant move towards efficient coverage of large and hard-to-reach areas. Chairperson of the malaria committee, Neeta Bisht, added that public cooperation is crucial for the success of this mosquito control mission.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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