Paris city council is asked to raise awareness on combating bedbugs ahead of the Olympic games.

The little monsters are found everywhere from hotels to trains and cinemas

Would you ever visit a place like this?

*shivers*

I mean who honestly cares? Maybe its because I am so rural but bed bugs are of little concern. They infest clean homes, dirty homes, its just another bug.

They probably don't care much themselves, lol

Their concern right now is the Olympic games next year. This is a big issue.

they alrdy let in human bugs... why stop there

This post was edited by Warlock316 on Oct 3 2023 01:20pm

Could you imagine not holding the Olympics somewhere because of bedbugs in a city. That is some puppyshit levels of soft.

The problem is everywhere in the world, rising, and it's definitely a personal attack following this post:

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=92094408&f=119&p=651685712


At least France is trying to solve it...


https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2222180814607957

Over the past two decades there has been a worldwide spread of blood-sucking bedbugs (Cimicidae), leading to naming them a re-emerging plague. New hosts and species have been reported and even vector-borne diseases have been associated to Cimicidae, though the latter is not fully established yet. Cimex, which is the most representative genus, is well-known for its parasitic capacity, worldwide distribution and for being considered by many authors as a man-spread plague. The healthcare impacts of Cimex invasion are being studied, but currently it is considered an alarming public health concern that has been defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as “a pest of significant public health importance”. In this review, the general characteristics of Cimex, its morphology and its current geographical distribution are discussed not only in developed countries but also including nations from South America, Africa and Asia. Furthermore, we briefly describe the impact that Cimicidae has had on public health, and especially the medical importance of bites, focusing on the possible vector-borne diseases newly reported in the literature including wild species of cimicids.



This post was edited by Meanwhile on Oct 3 2023 01:32pm

That's why they spray the entire city rn

What promotes their spread is our lifestyles, as well as mismanagement of infestations and impoverishment, which means that many people don't have the resources to fight this problem.

Bruh, you're built different.

But then the bedbugs came lmao,Allah akbar France bros