Why are there so few mosquitoes in Thailand?

There are at least several reasons for mosquitoes in Thailand:

1. Thailand's climate is hot, and there is sufficient air conditioning environment indoors for 24 hours. In contrast, mosquitoes prefer dark and humid places, close to stagnant water, which is convenient for laying eggs.

2. Thailand is densely populated, and people's living habits may also help reduce the number of mosquitoes. For example, Thais like to hang sticky boards and stick mosquitoes at home to reduce the number of possible bites by flying insects.

Thailand is rich in water resources, including rivers, lakes and oceans, which provide mosquitoes with rich food sources, such as other insects and small aquatic organisms.

The Thai government has also taken various measures to reduce the number of mosquitoes, such as using pesticides and promoting the use of mosquito nets.

To sum up, mosquitoes in Thailand are rarely the result of the comprehensive effects of climate, living habits, abundant water resources and measures taken by the government.