China invented missiles to kill mosquitoes

Radar banned China to find mosquito using missile technology. The new enemy of the Chinese army is now a mosquito. Yeah, I've heard it right. Mosquito Beijing is now virtually declared war against this mosquito. The technique that is used to identify missiles, it is the use of that technology to destroy mosquito breeding.

According to a report from 'South Morning China Post', mosquitoes make 'Military Grade' radar to prevent them from finding Beijing.

This cutting-edge radar is being created in the Defense Institute of Beijing Institute of Technology. This radar will tell if there is a mosquito found near the area around 2 kilometres. Now the prototype of the machine is created. This device is being prepared to find the mosquito in the initial step, not just to kill mosquitoes. It is urgent to identify the enemy before it can be used to kill the enemy, the last moment is going on in this mantra.

Although it sounds like a fairytale story, the mosquito group has now stepped into military targets to find their target. An operator associated with the project, who is reluctant to disclose the name, says that if the success is achieved, it will be a blessing for mankind. What will this device work?

In reply, he said that this type of electromagnetic wave will emerge from this machine, which will tell the details of the mosquitoes up to 2 km in the surrounding area. Scientists sitting in the control room What species of mosquitoes, its sex, how loud or flying, it can be known in the lab. '

Then find out how to kill it. In that case, the military could walk on the path of using any equipment.

But why did mosquitoes drop all things suddenly? The top leaders associated with the project report that mosquitoes have a curse near modern civilization. The virus of many complex diseases brings this insect. The microbes, which sit on the dirty microbes, directly enter the human body and cause malaria or gynaecological diseases. To spread the epidemic of the mosquito pair.

According to a World Health Organization Organization, at least one million people die of mosquito bites annually. In order to save the modern civilization and the next generation, Beijing is now excited to end the line of mosquitoes. In the densely populated area, this machine will be found on the rooftop of the mosque.

In other Asian countries, the movement of bird or big insects in general radar is kept in focus. And China made a military grade weapon to identify the deadly but small insects like mosquitoes. Their initiative is to be applauded.