Simon writes:
Scientists in Malaysia have discovered that the aedes mosquitoes Aegypti and Albopictus can lay their aedes eggs on plant leaves, not just in water. These eggs can withstand dry condition without water up to the period of 6 months. The aedes egg can be buried under the soil, in the mud and other areas. They also discovered that these aedes eggs have thicker shells as compare to previous aedes eggs. Present aedes poisons are unable to kill these aedes eggs and when they come into contact with water they hatch within 4 minutes. Just imagine, if there are 10,000 eggs and all hatch within 4 minute, my God, there will be an new epidemic.