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Jerusalem Residents Battle Unprecedented Mosquito Swarms
Jerusalem residents are complaining about a significant increase in mosquitoes, making it difficult to spend time outdoors. The problem is widespread across the city, with residents reporting severe bites and swelling.
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- 01Jerusalem residents are experiencing an unusually high number of mosquitoes, causing significant discomfort and numerous bites.
- 02The mosquito problem is widespread across the city, affecting gardens, balconies, and outdoor activities.
- 03Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus have been detected in five municipalities in northern and central Israel.
- 04The Ministry of Environmental Protection has ordered expanded monitoring and pest control operations due to the West Nile virus findings.
- 05The Jerusalem Municipality states most breeding sites are on private property and has provided residents with prevention guidelines.
Meanwhile, mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus have been found in five other Israeli municipalities, prompting increased monitoring and pest control. Both the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Jerusalem Municipality are involved in addressing the issue, with the municipality emphasizing that most breeding sites are on private property.
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