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Both An. gambiae and An. funestus are resistant to pyrethroids but fully susceptible to bendiocarb at all sites. Susceptibility monitoring guided the Ministry of Health's decision to rotate between IRS insecticide classes. Intensity bioassay results may indicate encroaching control failure of pyrethroid-treated LLINs and should inform decision-makers when choosing LLINs for the country.
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