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'They were coming from everywhere' - cockroach infestations rise after milder winters

'They were coming from everywhere' - cockroach infestations rise after milder winters
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Pest control experts in Wales report a surge in cockroach infestations, attributing the rise to milder winters and high-density urban living. These pests, which are dependent on human environments, pose health risks by carrying bacteria like salmonella.

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The trend illustrates how climate change and urbanization can directly impact public health and domestic living conditions.

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The article provides data from local councils and expert commentary from entomologists, maintaining a neutral, informative tone.

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