Massive rainfall raises concerns about increase in viruses spread by mosquitoes

Nov. 9

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The intense rainfall over Halloween weekend created a perfect storm for mosquito breeding, which could lead to more cases of West Nile virus.

John Townsend, Vector Control Division Manager for Maricopa County Environmental Services Department, joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss best practices to minimize mosquito activity.

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John Townsend, Vector Control Division Manager, Maricopa County Environmental Services Department

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