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Yes, highly effective, slow burning mosquito coils are ubiquitous across the entire island. You can buy them in massive boxes at any Cargills or Keells supermarket, or even in single packs at the tiniest rural roadside kiosks.
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If you dislike the heavy smoke from the coils, pharmacies and supermarkets also widely sell electric plug in vaporizers and highly potent local lemongrass or citronella spray repellents that work brilliantly on open terraces.
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