ArticleJournal of tropical medicine2026
Cockroach Infestation in Bahir Dar Area of Ethiopia: A Transition Between the Savanna Biome and the Middle Afromontane Hotspot.
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- Cockroach Infestation in Bahir Dar Area of Ethiopia: A Transition Between the Savanna Biome and the Middle Afromontane Hotspot.Journal of tropical medicine · 2026Article
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Abstract
Background: In urban areas of developing countries, cockroaches pose a significant public health threat by spreading diseases and contaminating food sources. This study aimed to assess the infestation levels of indoor cockroach species across various household settings and to evaluate community management practices. Methods: The study was conducted from April to June 2022, utilizing sticky traps placed within 2 × 2 m distance transects. Morphological identification of cockroach species was performed using standard taxonomic keys. Data on community management practices were gathered through a well-structured questionnaire. A factorial ANOVA was conducted using SAS statistical software to determine significant differences in cockroach abundance based on the various factors such as sampling months, habitats, species, and sexes. Descriptive statistics were applied to analyze questionnaire data. Results: A total of 2670 cockroach individuals were collected. The overall ANOVA indicated a statistically significant difference in cockroach abundance among the measured variables and factors ( Conclusion: Grain mills with
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