Hindustan Times —“Joba Edward, 27, is a fisherman by day and a human mosquito-trap by night. He is among three pairs of men recruited as ‘human landing collectors’ at one of 12 sites along Lake Kariba in the southern province of Zambia, to help scientists study the density, types and human-biting behaviour of the female anopheles mosquito that spreads malaria…”
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