20/10/2026
🚨 PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY
Climate change isn’t just melting ice — it’s multiplying pests.
Recent studies warn that global warming and El Niño may trigger a surge in cockroaches and flies, increasing the risk of infectious diseases in homes, schools, and workplaces.
These insects thrive in heat and humidity, spreading bacteria that cause food‑borne and respiratory illnesses.
As temperatures rise, so does the urgency to act.
✅ Keep surroundings clean — dispose of waste properly.
✅ Maintain hygiene in kitchens, classrooms, and offices.
✅ Seal entry points and eliminate stagnant water.
✅ Support community sanitation drives.
Protect your family, students, and colleagues.
Climate resilience begins with clean, healthy environments.
Tony Leachon
