White dotted mosquito is a vector responsible for transmitting diseases such as West Nile virus and Saint Louis encephalitis virus, which can range from mild to fatal in severity. The adult stage of white dotted mosquito is primarily when it can cause disease in animals, including humans and birds. The spread of such illnesses occurs mostly through the bites of infected white dotted mosquito, making it essential to mitigate the risks associated with their presence to prevent potential outbreaks.