Findings reveal adaptation of malaria vectors in urban settings, suggesting increased transmission risk.
The detection of immature forms in artificial containers suggests potential adaptation of the vector to urban settings and highlights concerns regarding the increased risk of malaria transmission in areas previously regarded as low-risk.
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