A method to combat dengue involves using male mosquitoes. These mosquitoes are bred to suppress a specific population. The goal is to decrease the risk of dengue.
This approach began in 2016. It is known as Project Wolbachia.
Further information about this project is available from the source, including details about its implementation and effects.
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