


The Philippines’ tropical climate has always meant dealing with pests—but now, erratic rainfall, prolonged dry spells, and rising temperatures are intensifying the threat, especially from mosquito-borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and Zika.
What used to be just a seasonal dengue spike has turned into a year-round health and pest control concern. Urban areas like Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao constantly report mosquito surges—even in cooler months.
Let’s explore how climate change is worsening mosquito threats, what the community and government are doing about it, and how Go Forward Pest Control can help protect your home and business.
According to DOH data, the Philippines records over 200,000 dengue cases annually, with peaks during the rainy season.
High-risk zones include Metro Manila, CALABARZON, and Western Visayas, where heavy rains have increased breeding sites.
Public hospitals in cities like Iloilo and Davao often report overcrowded pediatric wards during dengue outbreaks.
Dengue has transformed from a seasonal nuisance into a chronic national health concern.
To counter this, you might consider investing in our Mosquito Control services, which include fogging, misting, and targeted breeding site treatment.

Warmer climates help Aedes aegypti mosquitoes reproduce faster, bite more often, and transmit viruses more efficiently.
Floods and clogged drains—common during La Niña years—create perfect environments for larval development.
During El Niño, many Filipino households store water in open containers, inadvertently creating breeding pools.
Instead of one long dengue season, the Philippines now faces multiple mini-outbreaks throughout the year, making pest control harder.
And it’s not just mosquitoes—climate shifts also increase threats from Termites, Rodents, and other pests.
While dengue garners most attention, it’s just one of many concerns:
Chikungunya: characteristically causes fever, rash, and debilitating joint pain.
Zika Virus: especially dangerous for pregnant women due to risk of congenital birth defects.
Malaria: though largely eradicated, still poses risks in some local areas like Palawan and Mindanao.
Effectively, mosquito control isn’t just about comfort—it’s a crucial public health measure.
Need help protecting your family? Explore our Residential Pest Control Services for a customized, effective plan.
Some barangays in Luzon and Visayas have introduced cash incentives to promote community-led mosquito collection. The strategy is innovative, but the safety of participants is a concern.
LGUs still rely on fogging during outbreaks, but it’s a short-term fix—real impact comes from combining fogging with community-led cleanup and source elimination.
Search and destroy breeding sites
Self-protect with screens and repellents
Seek treatment at first symptoms
Support fogging or spraying in affected areas
Keep water containers sealed tightly
Clean gutters and drains regularly
Dispose of old cans, tires, or standing water vessels
Use repellents, screens, or nets indoors
Understand that mosquito issues can endanger reputation and safety. Our Commercial Pest Control Services provide:
Larviciding
Residual spraying
Full misting or fogging
Regular monitoring and eco-friendly treatments
At Go Forward Pest Control, we treat mosquitoes not just as pests—but as health hazards.
We provide integrated pest management using safe, effective methods
Services include Mosquito Control, Misting, Fogging, and General Pest Control, all backed by FDA-approved solutions Go Forward Pest Control
Our Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Pest Control Services are customizable and trusted across the Davao Region and beyond Go Forward Pest Control+1
Mosquitoes are just one facet of the problem. Climate change is also boosting populations of:
Rodents (seeking shelter post-floods)
Cockroaches (breeding in warmer conditions)
Termites (spreading with persistent soil moisture)
This calls for moving beyond spot treatments to sustainable, IPM-based strategies—precisely what Go Forward offers.
Dengue and other mosquito-borne illnesses are not seasonal—they’re an ongoing challenge shaped by climate change. But with community action, government strategies, and trusted partners like Go Forward Pest Control, we can minimize risks and protect public health.
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