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Israeli Authorities Warn Hundreds of Thousands After Detection of West Nile Virus Mosquitoes
Israeli health and environmental authorities warned hundreds of thousands of residents after detecting West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes in multiple locations. Since the season began, 17 cases have been confirmed, including one death. Officials urge preventive measures to reduce infection risk.
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- 01West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes found in multiple Israeli locations with 320,000 residents.
- 0217 cases diagnosed this season, including one death and one ongoing hospitalization.
- 03Authorities warn of increased risk of virus transmission via mosquito bites.
- 04Most infections are mild, but severe cases can cause brain or meninges inflammation.
- 05Public advised to remove standing water, use repellents, and install window screens.
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