Mosquitoes are insects that are commonly found in tropical and warm climate, especially in the region of Southeast Asia. Mosquitoes can be carrier of dangerous diseases, such as dengue fever, encephalitis, JD, and malaria. They easily breed in waterlogged containers and reproduce at a quick rate. Once bitten, these diseases can be transferred to human. Many people when bitten by mosquitoes, can exhibit symptoms of itchiness, blistering, swelling, redness to the bitten areas. Furthermore, the diseases that the mosquito carries can be transferred onto humans, leading to sickness and sometimes even death.