How to prevent mice

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How to prevent mice

  1. Control and eliminate rodents in people’s shelters. Especially in the area of homes, restaurants, markets, workplaces, tourist attractions, and rice fields, as rats are a major source of infection.
  2. Follow the official news from time to time that any area has outbreaks of disease. If there is an outbreak in their area. It should be extra careful.
  3. Try to reduce waste as much as possible. Always clean the area. Do not allow waste and food residue. The breeding and habitat of mice. The other way we can do that is. Do not defecate or throw garbage into the water. (Should be packed in a plastic bag, tie the bag tightly), find a container or garbage bag with a lid to collect garbage bags. But if you can not find it. Keep garbage bags away from dogs or other animals that may scavenge garbage bags and make them higher than flooded areas.) Contact local authorities to dispose of garbage as often as possible.
  4. Always keep your hands clean. When it comes to meat, carcasses and animals of all kinds.
  5. Drink plenty of water, boil water, and eat freshly cooked food. And wash your hands before eating.
  6. To prevent germs Wash vegetables and fruits with clean water. Containers used for food should be washed before each time. Do not eat raw vegetables, but should be boiled or fried to be cooked. The fruit should be peeled before eating. In addition, the ice should be clean. Because germs mice can live in the ice.
  7. Store or use food and drink cap completely. Including the lid, water jug or water container. To prevent you to eat and leave us without knowing it.
  8. Avoid eating overnight without lid. (If necessary, bring it to heat first. The germs in the food are destroyed.
  9. Do not eat water by natural sources during floods. (If not impossible) Avoid splashing water or using water in potentially contaminated sites, such as the water source of swine cattle.
  10. If scratches, abrasions, scratches, clean and cover with plaster. Be careful not to get watery wounds. And avoid treading water or damp ground. Or down the water in the canal swamp. (Always wear boots if necessary. Especially those with leg wounds. But if there is no boot. Use a clean plastic bag or other waterproof material, wrap or cover your legs and feet, or the wound area.
  11. Take a quick bath if you are exposed to urine from animals that may have germs. When you go to soak in water or walk into a water source that is suspected to be contaminated.
  12. Always wear protective clothing (boots, boots, rubber boots, rubber socks, rubber gloves, waterproof pants). When exposed to water, such as walking or wetting the wetlands, Work in water or farm Or work with animals that may have germs.
  13. Do not walk to muddy water or drown in the swamp canal for more than 2 hours, and be careful not to splash water into the eyes, nose or mouth when out of the water, then rinse the feet clean or bleach. Soap and cleanse with clean water. Then wipe dry as soon as possible.
  14. Do not walk to muddy water or drown in the swamp canal for more than 2 hours, and be careful not to splash water into the eyes, nose or mouth when out of the water, then rinse the feet clean or bleach. Soap and cleanse with clean water. Then wipe dry as soon as possible….
  15. Farmer It is important to separate the habitat of the people and the area where the animals are kept clear, such as the barrier to prevent the animals to burst into the area. Water container or food for animals. Do not use it with people….
  16. If an infected animal is found, it must be isolated to prevent spreading to other animals or contaminating the premises, work places, etc….
  17. In case of travel to the source of disease outbreaks in a short time, such as travel. Camps of students, explorers, etc., and no other means of protection can be used. Recommend to drink a syringe. (Doxycycline) to prevent rodent diseases since the first day into the area. Take 200 mg every other week until the risk of infection and stop taking the drug.
  18. For people who have the vaccine to prevent it. But not very effective. In one vaccination will prevent only some subtypes. If the other subgenre is not present in the vaccine. It will cause infection and disease in the end. The vaccination covers all sub-species, it is impossible to practice. There are more than 250 subspecies which may need to be injected. And it’s not possible to get vaccines for all subgenres. And importantly, vaccination does not prevent life-threatening diseases like vaccines against other diseases. Vaccination is not recommended.
  19. Patients who have had a disease. Immunity to the subspecies that cause disease at that time almost for life. But this immunity does not protect against other subgenotypes if the new sub-species is re-infected.
  20. For various agencies should give public health education on the disease to the people to understand. How to Contact, Prevent and Control Diseases, Establish a Rapid Mobility Unit to Conduct Disease Control in Outbreak Areas, Find Out Sources of Infections, such as Water Sources, Farms, Plants, and Animals. Infection Then modify the contamination, prohibit the use of temporary, check the water source, soil, sand that may be contaminated. (If it is a drain. Should wash the contaminated water away.)