> Once a week empty items that hold water such as flower pots, toys, trash or old tires. > Use DUNKS (larvacide) in water that can’t be drained > Dress in long sleeve and pants, as weather permits > Use mosquito repellent with DEET or other EPA-approved mosquito repellents DRAIN DRESS DEET PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ZIKA WITH THE 3 Ds. For more information, visit us at houstonhealth.org, call 311, Harris County Mosquito Control District 713-440-4800, or Houston Health Department number 832-393-5080. Pokémon Go Players! Catch them all But don’t catch Zika
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> Once a week empty items that hold water such as flower pots, toys, trash or old tires.
> Use DUNKS (larvacide) in water that can’t be drained
> Dress in long sleeve and pants, as weather permits
> Use mosquito repellent with DEET or other EPA-approved mosquito repellents
DRAIN DRESS DEET
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ZIKA WITH THE 3 Ds.
For more information, visit us at houstonhealth.org, call 311, Harris County Mosquito Control District 713-440-4800, or Houston Health Department number 832-393-5080.
Pokémon Go Players!Catch them allBut don’t catch Zika
For more information, visit us at houstonhealth.org, call 311, Harris County Mosquito Control District 713-440-4800, or Houston Health Department number 832-393-5080.
Players!
Catch them allBut don’t catch Zika
> Once a week empty items that hold water such as flower pots, toys, trash or old tires.
> Use DUNKS (larvacide) in water that can’t be drained
> Dress in long sleeve and pants, as weather permits
> Use mosquito repellent with DEET or other EPA-approved mosquito repellents
DRAIN DRESS DEET
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ZIKA WITH THE 3 Ds.
> Once a week empty items that hold water such as flower pots, toys, trash or old tires.
> Use DUNKS (larvacide) in water that can’t be drained
> Dress in long sleeve and pants, as weather permits
> Use mosquito repellent with DEET or other EPA-approved mosquito repellents
DRAIN DRESS DEET
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ZIKA WITH THE 3 Ds.
For more information, visit us at houstonhealth.org, call 311, Harris County Mosquito Control District 713-440-4800, or Houston Health Department number 832-393-5080.
