Decontamination is a complex of measures permanently applied to destroy harmful rodents and keep them at a low numerical level. In addition to the material damage it causes, rodents (mice and rats) pose a special health hazard. Often, in some regions, most of the contagious diseases such as food poisoning, leptospirosis, trichinylosis, brucellosis, viral gastroenteritis, foot-and-mouth disease, anthrax and other less serious diseases are transmitted by rats and mice. To master these rodents we need to know their way of life, and according to the researchers, mice and rats are the most numerous and widespread mammals, representing a third of the world’s fauna.
Complex of measures permanently applied for the purpose of destroying harmful rodents
The raticidal substances used are those in groups III and IV of toxicity, according to the list of pesticide products approved by the Health and Human Prophylaxis developed by the Ministry of Health, with a low toxicity for humans and animals.