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Saba Mehnaz, Abdul Rehman, Usama Ameen, Muhammad Haroon*.

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House flies are a common pest. They are found worldwide and mostly grow in urban areas. While they do not typically replicate in the house, they can still capture buildings, causing itching and carrying diseases. Urban pest control executives face challenges in detecting and managing the fly larvae habitats, so their focus is primarily on suppressing adult flies. The main component of effective management is maintaining cleanliness to eliminate smells that attract flies. In surrounding areas, timed-release aerosol pyrethrin dispensers may be used to control flies. Toxic flies have limited effectiveness in urban areas. Overall, chemical crushing remains an important aspect of integrated pest management for flies, especially in situations where instant elimination is obligatory.

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