lĕè nɔ glo azɔ̀n virus du Nil occidental gbɔ̀n ɔ ɖo “Fongbe” mε (Bénin)

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lĕè nɔ glo azɔ̀n virus du Nil occidental gbɔ̀n ɔ ɖo “Fongbe” mε (Bénin)

virus du Nil occidental zɔ̀n ɔ́, zànsúkpɛ́ ɖè wε nͻ ɖu mε bo nͻ do mε. zànsúkpɛ́ ɔ́ nɔ́ sɔ́ azɔ̀n énέ ɔ́ nu è nù hùn hɛ́ ɖĕè ɖŏ azɔ̀n kwin énέ ɔ́ tɔ̀n ɔ́. zànsúkpɛ́ asì ɖĕè e ylɔ̆ ɖɔ̀ Culex pipiens ɔ́, wε nͻ do azɔ̀n énέ mε. amɔ́, zànsúkpɛ́ ɖèvo lέ, ɖi Aedes aegypti kpódo Aedes albopictus ɖĕè nɔ̀ ɖu mε kèzè lέ ɖèsú nɔ̀ do azɔ̀n énέ mε. Nu ɖe nͻ xlε ɖͻ e ɖo azͻn e nin ɔ́ djĕ wε lέ nɔ̀ ɖì grip zɔ̀n kpódo zozó sukpͻ, ta fin mε, azɔ̆n vɔ ɖo agbazà, nu cikͻ nu mε gègé kpódo kɔ́ vὲ mε kpó. Nú nŭ élɔ́ lέ ɖo wiwà we wɛ́ ɔ́, a ɖo na yi dotó xwé e sεkpͻ do wé ɔ́ tlóló. Bó na do ɖo wu zͻ nu azɔ̀n énέ ɔ, e ɖo tadji bͻ zan sukpε ɖo na ɖù mε àn.Yεwunkwiyi dowu élɔ́ ɖo nŭ gègé xlɛ́ wɛ́ do lĕè e na zán gbɔ̀n ɖo glo azɔ̀n énέ ɔ́ wŭ wɛ́, lĕè e na zán gbɔ̀n ɖo xwé gbè alŏ, lĕè e na blo xha é lεlε do wè ͻ ɖo gbɔ̀n bͻ zànsúkpɛ́ énέ ɔ masɔ́́ na ɖù mε bɔ̀ è na bὲ virus du Nil occidental zɔ̀n a gbɔ̀n ɔ kpó xlɛ́ wɛ́.

Prevention of West Nile Virus in Fon (accent from Benin)

West Nile Virus is a disease transmitted by the bite of mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes acquire the virus by feeding on the blood of infected
migratory birds. A common female mosquito, Culex pipiens, is the main mosquito responsible for the transmission of the virus. However, other species, such as Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, which bite during the day, can also transmit the disease. The symptoms of this disease can be similar to the flu: high fever, headache, skin spots, swollen lymphatic nodules, extreme fatigue and stiff neck. If you experience any of these
symptoms you should go immediately to the nearest medical facility. To protect yourself from infection, you should avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. This video illustrates several important preventative measures, both inside the house and outside the house with environmental sanitation around the house, to avoid being bitten by the mosquitoes that transmit West Nile Virus.

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