Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of community participation in controlling mosquito breeding environments to prevent diseases like dengue and malaria [1][2] - Mosquitoes go through four life stages, and eliminating standing water is crucial as even a bottle cap of water can breed hundreds of mosquitoes [1][2] - Regular cleaning of potential water sources can reduce mosquito density by over 80% [1] Group 2 - In community and park settings, measures such as filling low-lying areas and regularly cleaning ponds are recommended for ecological mosquito control [2] - Physical mosquito control methods, such as using mosquito nets and electric mosquito swatters, are highlighted as safe and effective [2] - Chemical control methods should be used judiciously to avoid environmental contamination and to prevent mosquitoes from developing resistance [2] Group 3 - Travelers to malaria-endemic regions are advised to carry mosquito nets and repellents, and to seek medical attention if they exhibit symptoms of malaria or dengue upon returning [3]