Recent studies and environmental reports highlight the link between rising global temperatures and an increase in pest populations. In India, experts have observed a steady upward movement of insect populations into newer regions, including urban areas like Delhi, due to changing weather patterns. This trend means that even homes and buildings that were once safe from infestations are now at greater risk, especially during summer. As a result, demand for pest control services in Delhi has been rising, particularly during peak heat and humidity periods. Here is a brief look at this new problem and how to address it. Why Delhi’s Climate Attracts Pests The combination of high heat and moisture creates an ideal breeding ground for common pests: Cockroaches breed rapidly in warm, damp spaces like kitchens and bathrooms. Mosquitoes lay eggs in stagnant water, often found in coolers, air conditioner trays, and water containers. Rodents seek shelter indoors to escape the heat, gn...