At least 7,000 cases of the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus have been recorded in China, sparking another global health concern.
According to reports, giant “elephant mosquitoes” are being releases that can devour smaller, chikungunya-spreading bugs along with an army of mosquito-eating fish.
Reports say measures have been put in place to in an effort to control the spread of the chikungunya virus.
According to reports, Chinese authorities have also ordered residents to remove stagnant water in their homes, with fine of up to 10,000 Yuan (£1,048) if they fail to do so.
According to reports, the Foshan city has been the hardest hit, with chikungunya virus patients being kept in hospital where their beds are being protected with mosquito nets.
