Bed Bug Fact Sheet : Vector Surveillance and Control : NYC DOHMH

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	Bed Bugs Bed bug infestations are on the rise in New York City. The resources on this page can help tenants, owners and building managers prevent bed bug infestations, and safely control them when they occur. Preventing and Getting Rid of Bed Bugs Safely (PDF) [Español] [中文] Information on how to prevent bed bugs in hotels (PDF) Stop Bed Bugs Safely Fact sheet (PDF) [Español] For more information, please read Choosing and Working with a Pest Control Company (PDF). Last Updated: 2/10/2009