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Aug
World Mosquito Day is observed on August 20th to remember a special discovery made by a doctor named Sir Ronald Ross in 1897. He found out that mosquitoes can carry a disease called malaria and can give it to people when they bite. This day helps people learn about the importance of protecting themselves from mosquito bites to stay healthy. Many people and organizations use this day to teach others about mosquitoes, the diseases they spread, and ways to prevent getting bitten, so everyone can stay safe and healthy.
How to celebrate World Mosquito Day?
Wear a pretend mosquito costume or make mosquito crafts with your friends. Watch a fun movie about insects or read a book about mosquitoes. Create a cheerful mosquito dance and have a mini party with mosquito-themed snacks, like pretzel stick "mosquitoes." Play games like 'mosquito tag' where one person is the mosquito, and others try to avoid being tagged. You can also draw or color mosquito pictures and hang them up. If you're interested, write a short story or make a comic about a day in the life of a friendly mosquito. Remember to have fun and be creative!
Where World Mosquito Day is celebrated?
- - International
