Authorities report a decrease in identified rat burrows during the first quarter of 2026, coinciding with an ongoing islandwide cleanliness campaign. This reduction suggests the initiative may be having a positive impact on rodent control efforts. Alongside the decline in burrow sightings, approximately 3,000 fines were issued between January and March for littering offenses across the island. The fines indicate increased enforcement of cleanliness regulations. Officials have not yet released comparative data from previous years to quantify the extent of the burrow reduction. The ongoing campaign aims to improve public hygiene and reduce pest populations. Further data will be needed to assess the long-term effectiveness of the program.