West Nile virus cases surge in Los Angeles as new mosquito is found near Portland
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West Nile virus is surging in Los Angeles County as mosquito-control authorities begin spraying, according to Yahoo. The Los Angeles Times reported that unusually uncomfortable humidity is helping mosquitoes thrive and worsening the virus’s spread.
In the Portland area, an invasive mosquito capable of spreading West Nile virus has been detected for the first time, KPTV reported. KOIN described it as a previously unknown mosquito in the area and reported that county officials said it could carry the virus.
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