Drissa rend visite à son oncle dans un quartier de Ouagadougou. Il le trouve avec une serviette en main entrain de chasser les moustiques qui viennent le piquer. A côté de lui, des récipients remplis d’eau sans couverture. Interpellé, Drissa explique à son oncle qu’ils sont les principaux éleveurs de ces moustiques qui donnent la dengue qui, autrefois, a tué son petit frère.
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