No.23, Jalan Anggerik Mokara 31/51,
Kota Kemuning Industrial Park,
40460 Shah Alam,
Selangor, Malaysia.


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From 5–7 August 2026, our team had the privilege of participating in the Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control 2026, held in Pattaya, Thailand.
The conference provided a valuable platform for us to connect with professionals, researchers, public health experts, vector control specialists, and industry representatives from across the Asia-Pacific region. It was an excellent opportunity to exchange knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of the latest developments, technologies, and approaches in mosquito and vector control.
Throughout the conference, we had the opportunity to learn about emerging vector control technologies, innovative mosquito management strategies, research findings, and practical approaches to addressing mosquito-borne diseases. The discussions and presentations also provided valuable insights into the challenges faced by different countries and the importance of integrated and sustainable vector management.
For our team, the conference was more than just an opportunity to learn. It was also a platform to share our own experience and innovations in mosquito control, particularly our efforts in developing and implementing practical mosquito control solutions in Malaysia.
Meeting experts and professionals from different backgrounds allowed us to exchange ideas, explore potential collaborations, and build new connections within the regional vector control community. These interactions have further strengthened our commitment to continuously improve our technologies and contribute to more effective mosquito and vector control solutions.
We are grateful for the opportunity to be part of this important regional conference. The knowledge, experience, and connections gained throughout the event will inspire us to continue our efforts in developing innovative, practical, and sustainable solutions for mosquito control.
We look forward to bringing the knowledge and inspiration gained from Pattaya back to Malaysia and continuing our journey towards better mosquito and vector control.
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Program Kesihatan Sekolah Angkat by UPM was implemented at SKJC Kalumpang, Kerling, and Rasa, encompassing three educational modules: the self-care module, the dengue module, and the nutrition module. Through the self-care module, students were introduced to ways of maintaining personal hygiene to avoid issues such as lice infestations and parasitic worms. Meanwhile, the dengue module educated students on identifying the characteristics of Aedes mosquitoes, their breeding sites, and the diseases they transmit. The nutrition module taught students the importance of balanced nutrition, as recommended by the food pyramid, to prevent health problems.
This program was well-received by the school, providing valuable knowledge to the students. With the success of this initiative, it is hoped that the program can be continued in the future.








One Team Networks Sdn. Bhd. through its Managing Director Lim Chee Hwa presented the payment to UMT Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research and Innovation) Prof. ChM. Dr. Marinah Mohd Ariffin.


















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