Public Health Alert
Summary
West Nile Virus is officially circulating in Lubbock County mosquitoes, so it's time to take precautions. Make sure to dump out any standing water in your yard and load up on bug spray to keep yourself and your family safe.
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You'll likely spend a few extra bucks on repellent and yard maintenance, but it's way cheaper than a hospital bill.
Everyone who spends time outdoors benefits from these simple steps to lower the risk of infection.
No groups negatively affected
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