Since more than 50 million people are infected with dengue
each year, and this leads to the death of a significant percentage of the people infected due to dengue complications, there
are periodic health campaigns to find solutions for the problem. Nevertheless, these activities are carried out in
accordance with the policies of the countries affected by
the problem. However, in one way or another, they are
all focused on the population decline of the vector.
Actions involve environmental sanitation, removal of
breeding areas, elimination of potential containers, and
the application of chemical and biological insecticides . Despite the
efforts in environmental sanitation and vector control, it
has been observed that what is being done does not
have a significant impact on case reduction, which is
why it is said that the problem remains unresolved.