GB/T 27774-2011

Active

Vector surveillance and control in emergencies - General rules

病媒生物应急监测与控制 通则

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
11.020
CCS
C05
Status
Active
Issue Date
2011-12-30
Implementation
2012-04-01
Centralized Committee
国家卫生健康委
Issuing Authority
中华人民共和国卫生部、中国国家标准化管理委员会

Application Summary AI generated

This standard provides general rules for the surveillance and control of disease vectors, such as mosquitoes, flies, and rodents, during public health emergencies like natural disasters or disease outbreaks. It is applied by health authorities and emergency response teams in China to guide rapid assessment, monitoring, and intervention measures in affected areas to prevent vector-borne disease transmission. The standard ensures a coordinated and effective response in temporary settlements, disaster zones, or other high-risk environments.

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