What should be done to prevent rodent hiding places?

Preventing rodent hiding places is crucial in maintaining sanitation standards and protecting against disease in military settings. Sealing potential nesting sites effectively reduces the opportunities for rodents to find shelter and reproduce. This includes identifying and closing off any gaps, holes, or potential entry points in structures where rodents may make nests.

By sealing these areas, you limit the likelihood that rodents will occupy the space, which is essential for preventing not only infestations but also the diseases that rodents can carry. This proactive measure contributes to an overall strategy of sanitation and pest management in military environments, ensuring that health risks associated with rodents are minimized.

In contrast, leaving clutter, storing food in open containers, or placing trash outdoors provides ideal conditions for rodents to thrive, making those options ineffective for preventing infestations.