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With West Nile, Who Are the Real Pests?
Los Angeles has seen a decline this year in infections of the deadly West Nile Virus. But Orange County has recorded 94 cases when last year, during this same period, there were just two. One death in Seal Beach, another in Huntington Beach and a third in Santa Ana prove how serious the problem can be.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLos Angeles has seen a decline this year in infections of the deadly West Nile Virus. But Orange County has recorded 94 cases when last year, during this same period, there were just two. One death in Seal Beach, another in Huntington Beach and a third in Santa Ana prove how serious the problem can be.
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West Nile Virus: Mosquitoes and Other “Pests”- 0:00With West Nile, Who Are the Real Pests?You’re reading this
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The full episode
1 of 2West Nile Virus: Mosquitoes and Other “Pests”- 0:00With West Nile, Who Are the Real Pests?You’re reading this
- 16:48SWAT’s LA Roots