Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Patriotic Health Movement Committee Office has issued an initiative to combat dengue fever and chikungunya outbreaks by encouraging residents to eliminate stagnant water and reduce mosquito breeding [1][2]. Group 1: Community Action - The initiative emphasizes the importance of community participation in eliminating stagnant water to prevent mosquito breeding, urging households to spend 3 minutes daily to check and remove water from containers [1]. - It encourages organizations and businesses to implement a "one-minute water check" before and after work, ensuring that employees inspect their work areas for stagnant water [1]. - A designated "mosquito breeding ground cleanup day" is proposed for community and organizational activities, promoting regular environmental sanitation efforts [1]. Group 2: Personal Protection - The initiative highlights that individuals are responsible for their own health, recommending the installation of screens on doors and windows to keep mosquitoes out [2]. - It suggests using physical measures such as mosquito nets and electric mosquito swatters, as well as chemical methods like mosquito repellent sprays [2]. - Residents are advised to wear long sleeves and apply effective mosquito repellents when outdoors to minimize the risk of bites [2]. Group 3: Collective Responsibility - The initiative calls for all residents to act as guardians of their living environment, ensuring cleanliness and mosquito control in their homes and surroundings [2]. - It stresses the need for institutions such as schools, hospitals, and construction sites to take responsibility for cleaning and eliminating stagnant water in their areas [2]. - Residents are encouraged to report any mosquito breeding sites that are difficult to eliminate to local public health committees and seek professional help if symptoms of dengue or chikungunya appear [2].