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Malaysia Mulls Releasing GM Mosquitoes to Combat Dengue Fever

Malaysia is considering releasing genetically modified mosquitoes designed to combat dengue fever, in a landmark field trial that has come in for criticism from environmentalists. ...Read More

Posted on : Thursday, September 9, 2010 1:15 PM
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"Genetically Modified Made-in-Malaysia Mosquitoes : A First for Malaysian Biotechnology Industry" The IMR of Malaysia has applied for approval from the National National Safety Board[NSB] to release at least 30,000 genetically modified mosquitoes into the wild at two targeted areas ie The State of Pahang and the UNESCO state of Malacca. Public objection have been brewing up to disallow the release of these GM mosquitoes into the wild. Unless more convincing tests are forthcoming -and this is lacking under the current proposed "Emergency Response Plan"and "Risks Assessment" reports provided by IMR as required by the Biosafety Act 2007, there is a need to delay such release pending further credible field-tests. .................. Jeong Chun phuoc Lecturer-in-Law and an advocate in Strategic Environment and Taxation Intelligence(SETI) He can be contacted at Jeongphu@yahoo.com
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