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Published on July 11, 2023
Tarrant County Public Health Department has informed the City of Fort Worth that several West Nile virus-positive mosquito samples have been confirmed throughout the city. There have now been 13 positive tests citywide this year.
On Monday, Dallas County reported the state’s first human case of West Nile virus infection for 2023. The patient is a male resident of Dallas and was diagnosed with West Nile neuroinvasive disease.
It’s extremely important that residents work together to reduce the mosquito population by removing mosquito habitats from their property, and remind their neighbors to do the same.
The most effective means of protection, even more than spraying, is to stay focused on reducing the mosquito population:
How the City is helping: Continued vigilance when it comes to preventing the spread of mosquito viruses is essential.
Top photo: Mosquitoes require water to breed. Remove standing where when you can.
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