insect parasite genes for combating mosquito-borne disease

In 2019, this paper below was published:

"Transgenic Aedes aegypti Mosquitoes Transfer Genes into a Natural Population" which stated that:

"under laboratory conditions, 3–4% of the offspring from matings of OX513A with wild type do survive to adulthood although they are weak and it is not known if they are fertile."...there is a small subset of natural mosquito populations that are surviving the lethality gene, but they are unsure if the subset population can reproduce.

 

and this quote:

"The release strain, OX513A, was derived from a laboratory strain originally from Cuba, then outcrossed to a Mexican population. The three populations forming the tri-hybrid population now in Jacobina (Cuba/Mexico/Brazil) are genetically quite distinct, very likely resulting in a more robust population than the pre-release population due to hybrid vigor.

These results demonstrate the importance of having in place a genetic monitoring program during releases of transgenic organisms to detect un-anticipated consequences."

this is the paper:

 

I wonder if humans are getting transfected with sterility genes from these mosquitoes that are infected with Gates' Wolbachia?...seems to be a common thread of Gates' involvement with sterilizing populations...whether insect or human