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Luchóg mór
Tá sé ráite ag Rentokil gur luchógaí móra an fhadhb is mó a léirigh daoine a chuaigh i dteagmhal leo anuraidh.
Dúirt siad gur léirigh 43% do na daoine a chur glaoch orthu i 2023 buaireamh faoi na hainmhí.
Bhí buaireamh ar dhaoine eile faoi chuileoga, 24%, agus faoi mhíoltóga, 18%.
Bhí níos mó éilimh ar Rentokil i mBaile Átha Cliath thar chontae ar bith eile. Ba cursaí cuileoga is mó a bhí ag cur as do mhuintir Dhún na nGall, Sligeach, Muineacháin, Maigh Eo agus Liatroim de réir na bhfigúirí.
Ba as Luimneach a tháinig na scairteanna is mó a bhain le fadhb na míoltóga.
I rith an gheimhridh bíonn sé fuar agus bíonn luchógaí agus luchógaí móra ag iarraidh éalú isteach i dtithe mar sin iarrtar ar dhaoine a bheith airdeallach.
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