Officials: West Nile virus detected in mosquito populations in New Jersey town
The Sussex County Office of Mosquito Control has detected West Nile virus in mosquito populations in Stanhope.
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Sep 14, 2021, 9:41 AM
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5h agoThe Sussex County Office of
Mosquito Control has detected West Nile virus in mosquito populations in
Stanhope.
According to officials, so
far, no one has tested positive.
Borough officials say they
will aggressively treat the area until the threat of transmission has passed.
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