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Florida identifies five cases of Zika transmission in second area of Miami
Florida identifies five cases of Zika transmission in second area of Miami
MIAMI, Oct. 13 (UPI) -- A second area of Miami has been designated as a Zika transmission zone after state health officials confirmed five new locally-acquired cases of the virus.The Florida Department of Health designated a one-square-mile area in Miami-Dade County as a Zika transmission zone, adding the Little River neighborhood to Miami Beach as areas where mosquitoes are spreading the virus.The addition of a second zone comes about a month after health officials dropped warnings for the Wynwood area of Miami, which was the site of the first locally-transmitted cases of Zika in the state.
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Zika Fight Ramping Up in Miami Beach
Zika Fight Ramping Up in Miami Beach
As the weather cools, Miami Beach are hoping stepped up spraying efforts – this time without naled – will help drive the Zika mosquito count further down."We have already begun seeing much lower mosquito counts citywide.As we enter the cooler months of the year and start to see temperatures dropping, this will only further the reduction of the mosquito population," the city said Friday in a statement.
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Zika Ground Spraying Scheduled For Miami Beach Through November
Zika Ground Spraying Scheduled For Miami Beach Through November
Workers will begin spraying the new Zika zone in Miami for mosquitoes.(Published 6 hours ago)Days after another non-travel case was discovered in the city, along with five others in a new transmission zone in Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach will go through another round of ground spraying for the next month and a half.The county's Mosquito Control division announced plans to resume spraying during weekdays at the following locations:Workers Spraying New Zika Zone in MiamiA new Zika Zone means new concerns for homeowners living in the community.
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New Zika zone identified in Miami
New Zika zone identified in Miami
Miami, United States (AFP) – Florida has identified a new area in Miami where the mosquito-borne Zika virus is being transmitted locally, in addition to a previously described zone in Miami Beach, officials said Thursday.The new area spans about one square mile (2.6 square kilometers) in the northwestern part of the city, said a statement by Governor Rick Scott.The Department of Health "has identified five people, two women and three men, in the new area," Scott said.
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