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INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ON ENTOMOLOGY AND PEST 2026

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ISCEP 2026 At Sunway Putra Hotel 17-18 August 2026

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Published: Aug 15, 2026
Pages: 102
Language: English

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TABLE OF CONTENTSMESSAGE Dr. Noraryana binti Hassan.
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PLENARY SPEAKER 2Ms. Jo-Lynn Teh, BCE Jo Lynn Teh, BCE, is Director of HYSIA Singapore, an environmental health company specialising in pest management, food safety and digitalisation. She is a Board- Certified Entomologist with the Entomological Society of America and a licensed Vector Control Technician under Singapore's National Environment Agency Additionally, Jo Lynn lectures on the Integrated Pest Management module at Republic Polytechnic, Singapons, and currently serves as Honorary Secretary for the Singapore Pest Management Association. With over 15 years of technical and operational expertise, Jo Lynn specialises in investigation, consulting, and designing advanced solutions beyond conventional pest management
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11:15am- 11:30amORAL PRESENTATION 17 Evaluation of Vectobac" WG a Water-Dispersible Bacterial Larvicide Formulation, for the Control of Anopheline and Culicine (Order: Diptera) Mosquito Vectors in Sarawak, Malaysia
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RESTLINEKLEANRO Tamper Resistant Bait Station (TRBS)
DELIVERING SCIENCE-DRIVENVECTOR CONTROL SOLUTIONS Through operational expertise and technical support for all public health agencies across Malaysia.
LIST OF POSTER PRESENTATIONAssessing the Relationship Between Aedes Indices and Breeding Containers in Dengue Hotspots: Evidence from Lembah Pantai, 2023-2025 P01
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Page 25P16 Mrs. Nur Kid Mohd Azmi
Page 26Pollination-Based Flower Morphology Matching with Stingless Bee and Vanillin Content Analysis in Cultivated Vanilla Species P24
ABSTRACTKEYNOTE SPEAKER ENTOMOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN A CHANGING WORLD-CHALLENGES AND INNOVATIONS
ABSTRACTPLENARY SPEAKER 1 VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES AND THE ROLE OF INSECT SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL
ABSTRACTPLENARY SPEAKER 2 RESHAPING URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES
ABSTRACTPLENARY SPEAKER 3 PEST MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF FOOD REGULATIONS AND HACCP INTEGRATION
ABSTRACTPLENARY SPEAKER 4 INNOVATION IN INSECT HYGIENE AND FOOD SAFETY IN STORAGE & SUPPLY CHAINS
ABSTRACTINVITED SPEAKER 1 WOLBACHIA MALAYSIA: TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT
ABSTRACTINVITED SPEAKER 2 TERMITE MANAGEMENT STANDARDS AND THE CURRENT PRACTICES OF TERMITE TREATMENT IN MALAYSIA
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ABSTRACTORAL PRESENTATION ABSTRACT T1_01
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ABSTRACTORAL PRESENTATION ABSTRACT ZERO-FLY STRATEGY IN ENTOMOLOGICAL RISK MANAGEMENT FOR VVIP OFFICIAL EVENT OPERATIONS
ABSTRACTORAL PRESENTATION ABSTRACT INTEGRATING MOLECULAR ECOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT
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ABSTRACTORAL PRESENTATION ABSTRACT PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF A LOW-COST CERAMIC-BASED ARTIFICIAL BLOOD FEEDING SYSTEM FOR AEDES AEGYPTI COLONISATION IN INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE TESTING
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ABSTRACTORAL PRESENTATION ABSTRACT FIRST MALAYSIAN RECORD OF SCHOENGASTIA PSEUDOSCHUFFNERI AND BASELINE DATA FOR SCRUB TYPHUS SURVEILLANCE
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ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT P01
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ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT DISTRIBUTION OF ANOPHELES VECTOR IN A PLASMODIUM KNOWLESI RISK AREA IN HUTAN SIMPAN KAHANG, KLUANG, JOHOR, MALAYSIA
ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO BREAK THE DENGUE TRANSMISSION CHAIN IN SELANGOR, MALAYSIA (2018-2025)
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ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT UNVEILING PERPETRATOR BEHAVIOUR: DIFFERENTIAL FLY COLONISATION ON DISMEMBERED HUMAN REMAINS IN MALAYSIA
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ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT POLLINATION-BASED FLOWER MORPHOLOGY MATCHING WITH STINGLESS BEE AND VANILLIN CONTENT ANALYSIS IN CULTIVATED VANILLA SPECIES
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ABSTRACTPOSTER PRESENTATION ABSTRACT COMPARISON OF THE RESIDUAL EFFICACY OF LAMBDA CYHALOTHRIN CAPSULE SUSPENSION AGAINST Aedes AEGYPTI BETWEEN TWO SPRAY CYCLES
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VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES AND THE ROLE OF INSECT SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL

Hidayatulfathi OTHMAN

Centre for Toxicology and Health Rak Studies Faculty of Health Sciences Unkara Kahargaan Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

ABSTRACT say

Vector-borne diseases (VBDs), perscularly mosquito-bome viral and parasitic infections, remain among the world's most persistent public health challenges. Diseases such as dangus, chikungunya, Zika, and malaria continue to impose substantial health and economic burdens, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. As environmental change, urbanisation, and global travel reshape disease transmission, effective entomological surveillance and adaptive vector control have become more important than ever Over the past decade, vector surveillance has evolved from conventional trapping and manual identification to intelligent, technology-driven systema. Artificial intelligence (AIL the Internet of Things (IoT) drones, robotics, genomic surveillance, and acoustic mosquito recognition now enable real-time monitoring of vector populations and environmental conditions supporting earlier detection of disease risks and more targeted interventions. Vector control strategies have also advanced considerably Biological approaches such as Wolbachia-based interventions. the Sterke and Incompatible Insect Techniques (SIT/IT), Al-assisted drone applications, attractive targeted sugar baits (ATSBS), and emerging gene-editing technologies are expanding the toolbox for Integrated Vector Management (MM) Southeast Asia, where dengue remains hyperendemic, has become a leader in implementing these innovations Singapore has pioneered IIT using Al-based male mosquito sorting, while Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia have adopted Wolbachia-based population replacement strategin against Aedes aegypti. In Malaysia, nationwide Walbachis releases have shown encouraging reductions in dengue transmission, complemented by loT-enabled smart ovitraps for continuous surveillance and dengue hotspot mapping. For malaria, integrated vector management continues to evolve through targeted residual spraying, strengthened surveillance, and the introduction of RTS,S/AS01 and R21/Matrix-M vaccines in endemic settings. Together intelligent surveillance and innovative biological, environmental, and chemical interventions are reshaping vector control and strengthening our capacity to prevent vector-bome diseases, supporting sustainable public health and global health security.

Keywords: vector-borne diseases, insect surveillance, vector control, technology-driven systems, Integrated Vector Management (VML intelligent surveillance

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