West Nile Virus - How to prevent it
Cobb and Douglas Public Health officials announced local West Nile virus activity, outlined expanded mosquito surveillance and control steps, and urged residents to eliminate standing water and use repellents. Free pet-friendly larvicide tablets will be available and the department will increase trapping and enforcement in areas of concern.
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