John Fareham and
John Abbott report that the maggots and bluebottles that have been causing
problems in Commonwealth Homes should be dead by now.
Our latest
information is that the food waste on which the insects and prospective insects
have been feeding has been removed and, in its absence, the insects should only
have been able to survive for seven to ten days. The warden has been made aware of the
circumstances and, if no further food is prepared in the communal area, what
has in effect been an underfloor maternity hospital for creepy-crawlies should
be closed down, hopefully for good. Of course insects cannot be totally relied
on never to return, but one does rather hope they will take the view that
richer pickings are to be had elsewhere and make their movements accordingly.
If, however, they do not then we and the officers will work once more to
resolve the problem.
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