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Myrtle Beach increases mosquito control after 2 West Nile virus cases confirmed
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — The South Carolina Department of Public Health has confirmed two cases of West Nile virus in Myrtle Beach, prompting the city to increase mosquito control efforts and encourage residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.

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West Nile Virus detected in Worcester mosquitoes, pesticide sprayings scheduled
Mosquito control to increase spraying after West Nile Virus detection in West Baton Rouge
Anaheim resident tests positive for West Nile Virus, first OC case this year
An Anaheim resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, the first case of i nfection by the mosquito-borne pathogen in Orange County reported this year, officials announced Wednesday, Aug. 5.

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O.C. health official warns of possible ‘intense’ West Nile virus season after 1st human case of year reported
Mosquitoes at Montgomery County park test positive for West Nile Virus; Public Health to spray area
Christian Co. reports second West Nile virus-positive mosquito sample
To reduce your risk of contracting West Nile, officials suggested following the three "R's": reducing, repelling and reporting mosquitos.

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Mosquito pool in Buda tests positive for West Nile Virus
San Diego County steps up mosquito treatment as West Nile activity continues
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A sample of trapped mosquitoes at Langley Air Force Base has tested positive for West Nile virus. Officials are moving up mosquito control efforts.