40 new West Nile virus cases reported in mosquitos in Suffolk County
There have been four West Nile virus cases reported in Nassau County.
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Jul 31, 2024, 2:34 AM
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There are 40 new cases reported in mosquitos and two cases reported in birds. The county has seen a total of 72 mosquito cases of the virus this summer.
There have been four West Nile virus cases reported in Nassau County.
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