• 4 months ago
Deadly disease spread by mosquitoes alerts communities in Massachusetts

Massachusetts communities are on alert as a deadly virus spread by mosquitoes threatens locals.

Some towns have taken measures to prevent the spread of the Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (often called Triple E) by closing parks after dusk, restricting outdoor activities, and rescheduling public events.

Fever, headache, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, behavioral changes, and drowsiness can be symptoms of the virus, local media reported, adding that thirty percent of patients infected with the virus die.

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00:00We're going to see more severe cases, especially as summers get longer, warmer, and wetter.
00:21I do have some bug spray if I do notice.
00:26Remove standing bodies of water around your property.
00:28This can be anything from pools or even birdbaths because you're not only going to prevent
00:32breeding grounds for mosquitoes, you're going to help prevent the spread.

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