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Every day, vector-borne diseases adversely affect the lives of millions. Beyond the individual tragedies, these diseases impose staggering social and economic costs on afflicted areas and limit growth and development. The World Health Organization states that vector control remains the most generally effective measure to prevent the transmission of insect-borne diseases. SCL’s Public Health business is part of the Agricultural Solutions division and benefits from the innovative strength of an extensive research and development pipeline and global expertise in insecticides. We work with local and global partners to help mitigate these devastating illnesses and ensure communities are not alone in their efforts to improve their quality of life.
The main task of the Public Health Pests Control Section is to safeguard the Public Health in India through controlling of all type of pests of public health significance with top priority to diseases vectors such as (mosquitoes, flies and rodents)The Section executing safe, efficient and consistent Integrated Pest Management Programs in the public utilities, horse stables, wastes disposal sites, markets, sewage treatment plants, public parks & gardens, airports and seaports and India Citizen residences.
SCL has successfully partnered India’s progress for over a century. We have become an integral part of India’s chemical industry with a diverse portfolio of innovative products and solutions that matches the current and the future needs of the ever-growing nation.
We continue to offer safe, innovative and future-ready solutions that enable our customers to be more successful. Our chemicals are enriching lives all across India from morning to night – in cars, electronics, food products, roads, homes and more. With the exception of oil and gas, all BASF divisions that are operational globally, are operational in India too.
Debilitating and deadly diseases that can be caused or spread by pests such as insects, rodents, and microbes pose a serious risk to public health. Examples of significant public health problems that are caused by pests include:
S.No. |
Chemicals |
Recommendations |
1 |
Deltamethrin 1.25 ULV |
Mosquito larva |
2 |
Cyron-25 Lambdacyhalothrin 10 WP |
Mosquitos |
3 |
Deltamethrin 2.5 flow |
Adult Mosquitos, Cockroaches, Houseflies, |
4 |
Temephos 1 GR |
Mosquitos, Cyclops |
5 |
Alphacypermethrin 5 WP |
Mosquitos |
6 |
Deltamethrin 2.5 WP |
Mosquitos |
7 |
Chlorpyriphos 20 EC |
Termites |
8 |
Chlorpyriphos RTU |
Termites and wood borers |
9 |
Chlorpyrifos Methyl 40% EC |
Adult Mosquitos |
10 |
Deltamethrin 2.5 WP |
Mosquitos Public Health Pest Control |
11 |
Alphacypermethrin 10SC |
Adult mosquitos, Adult houseflies, cockroaches |
12 |
Alpha Cypermethrin 5% WP |
Adult Mosquitos |
13 |
Imidacloprid 30.5 SC |
Termites(In buildings) |
14 |
Lambdacyhalothrin 10% WP |
Adult Mosquitos |
15 |
Cyfluthrin 10% WP |
Adult Mosquitos |
16 |
Fenthion 2% G |
Mosquito larva |
17 |
Diflubenzuron 25% WP |
Mosquito larva |
18 |
Diflubenzuron 2% GR |
Mosquito larva |
19 |
Malathion 25% WP |
Adult Mosquitos, Flies |
20 |
Primiphos methyl 50% EC |
Mosquitoes breeding surface |
21 |
Temephos 50% EC |
Mosquito larva |
22 |
Temephos 1% SG |
Mosquito larva |
AS = Aqueous Suspension; B = Briquets; EC = Emulsifiable Concentrate; G = Granules; LC = Liquid Concentrate; P = Pellets; ULV = Ultra Low Volume; WDG = Water-Dispersible Granule; OP = Organophospate insecticide; RUP = Restricted Use