Keanekaragaman Anopheles spp.  di Daerah Endemis Malaria Desa Siayuh [Trans]  Kabupaten Kotabaru Provinsi Kalimantan Selatan

Indriyati, Liestiana; Sembiring, Wulan Sari Rasna Giri; Rosanji, Akhmad

doi:10.22435/aspirator.v9i1.4979.11-20

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“…The habit of leaving holes after the illegal gold mining has ended produced puddles which are similar to well and it could become Anopheles larva breeding place. This type of breeding place could also be found in Buluh Kuning Village, Kotabaru Regency, South Kalimantan Province (Indriyati et al, 2017).…”

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“…Man-made breeding places with limited water could become an important factor in increase of Anopheles presence in endemic area in Amazon (Rufalco-Moutinho et al, 2016). The results of human activity produced numerous place which were suitable for development of malaria vectors, for example well, sewer, puddle which was filled with rain water, and rice field with irrigation flow (Djati et al, 2011;Indriyati et al, 2017;Jastam, 2014;Sugiarto et al, 2016). Other than that, temporary puddle and small river with slow flow could also be found as malaria vector breeding places (Ariati et al, 2014).…”

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Different Types of Anopheles Breeding Place in Low and High Malaria Case Areas

Bariyah

Utomo

Sulistyawati

et al. 2018

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Malaria is a disease which is transmitted through the bite of Anopheles mosquito. This study aimed to analyse the difference of type of Anopheles larva breeding places between low malaria case area, namely Mandor Village, and high malaria case area, namely North Amboyo Village, both in Landak Regency, West Kalimantan Province. The samples of Anopheles mosquito breeding places was acquired through accidental sampling from all Anopheles larva breeding places and spatial mapping of breeding place points. The data were analyzed using Chi-square test and Mann-whitney test. This study found 70 breeding place points which consisted of 8 types of place, namely dig well, drilled well, Illegal Gold Mining (PETI) well, puddle, fish pond, sewer, swamp, and rice field. The lowest larva density in Mandor Village was at PETI well (0.48/dip) and the highest was at dig well (0.75/dip). In North Amboyo Village, the lowest density was at number 3 dig well (0.2/dip) and the highest was at rice field (2.3/dip). It can be concluded that there was a significant difference of Anopheles breeding places between low and high malaria case areas.

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Different Types of Anopheles Breeding Place in Low and High Malaria Case Areas

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Sulistyawati

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“…barbirostris is an essential vector for the spread of malaria in the country. However, this species has never been reported in West Papua, but only in Kalimantan (Indriyati et al 2017), Sumatra (Yulidar 2017;Yahya et al 2020), Java (Ndoen et al 2010;Hastuti 2011) and Sulawesi (Pinontoan et al 2017).…”

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Short Communication: The detection of Plasmodium in mosquitoes from Sumba and Sorong districts, Indonesia

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Abstract. Munirah M, Wahid I, Hamid F, Wahyuni S. 2021. Short Communication: The detection of Plasmodium in mosquitoes from Sumba and Sorong districts, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 22: 2680-2684. Malaria is heading for elimination in 2030, but the disease remains prevalent in Indonesia. Therefore, this study aimed to determine a vector other than Anopheles that is potentially responsible for malaria transmission in the country's endemic areas. The mosquitoes were trapped by Kelambu trap, collected using a mouth aspirator, and stored in a tube containing silica gel. They were also examined microscopically following O'Connor identification keys, and Nested PCR was used to detect Plasmodium DNA. The number of mosquitoes collected from two areas was 1.336. In Sumba (Gaura village) district, 493 mosquitoes were captured, and the dominant genus was Anopheles (58.6%), followed by Culex (31%), Armigeres (9.9%), Aedes (0.2%), and Lutzia (0.2%). Among 843 mosquitoes collected from Sorong (Aimas), Culex was 98.9%, followed by Aedes (0.8%) and Anopheles (0.2%). The result of nested PCR found two An. sundaicus from Sumba carried Plasmodium which belongs to P. falciparum and P. vivax species (0.14%). Although we did not detect the presence of Plasmodium in mosquitoes other than the genus Anopheles, in this study, we found Anopheles species that have never previously been reported from the area, namely An. bailey and An. barbirostris from Papua and An. nivipes in West Sumba.

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“…Anopheles spp. were discovered in Siayuh (Trans) hamlet, and they are zoophagic and zoophilic, biting and resting outside the house, particularly in cattle [45]. Studies in West Kalimantan show the breeding habitat of Anopheles mosquitoes in swamps, rice fields and pond with streams of spring water and rainwater and irrigation.…”

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The Biodiversity of Anopheles and Malaria Vector Control in Indonesia: A Review

Nurwidayati,

Purwanto,

Ambar Garjito

et al. 2024

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Malaria is a re-emerging vector-borne disease. Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites namely P. falciparum, P. malariae, P. vivax, P. ovale, and P. knowlesi. The parasite is transmitted by mosquitoes from the genus Anopheles. The genus Anopheles comprises more than 480 described species worldwide and many more are yet to be described. It is known that there are more than 100 species of Anopheles that can transmit malaria parasites to humans. The present review aims to assess studies on the biodiversity of Anopheles as a malaria vector and its control in Indonesia. The results showed that a total of 80 species of Anopheles mosquitos are reported in Indonesia, and at least 31 species of Anopheles mosquitoes have been reported as malaria vectors in Indonesia. Several efforts to decrease the number of malaria cases are the distribution and wide-scale use of Long-Lasting Insecticide Treated Bednets (LLIN), Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) applications, larvae control, and environmental management. Vector control and entomological surveillance of malaria are one of the main domains for achieving malaria elimination. In conclusion, a combination of national policies, local-specific, habitat-specific, and community participation approaches are needed for effective malaria vector control in Indonesia.

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Keanekaragaman Anopheles spp. di Daerah Endemis Malaria Desa Siayuh [Trans] Kabupaten Kotabaru Provinsi Kalimantan Selatan

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Different Types of Anopheles Breeding Place in Low and High Malaria Case Areas

Different Types of Anopheles Breeding Place in Low and High Malaria Case Areas

Short Communication: The detection of Plasmodium in mosquitoes from Sumba and Sorong districts, Indonesia

The Biodiversity of Anopheles and Malaria Vector Control in Indonesia: A Review

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