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	The National Environment Agency has been doing its utmost to fight mosquitoes, including daily fumigation.</div>
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	Meanwhile thousands of Singaporeans have caught the Pokemon bug and are out and about trying to catch the playful monsters.</div>
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	Perhaps it would be advisable to halt play during this period, lest players catch Zika instead.</div>
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	We all have a role to play in the fight against Zika.</div>
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	Neo Poh Goon</div>
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	(From the Straits Times/ANN)</div>

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