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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10ds agoDozens of new West Nile virus cases in mosquitos are being reported in Suffolk County.
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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