The West Nile Virus confirmed to La County, health officials warn

The first cases of the West Nile Virus in the year recorded in Los Angeles County, with four people hospitalized between July and August, officials said.

Los Angeles County’s community on Wednesday announced that patients from Antelope Valley, San Fernando and Central Los Angeles were hospitalized, and now recovered.

“First cases of people in the West Nile Important Memorial that we all need to take steps to prevent mosquito bite,” said Dr No Davis, La Coun Davis, in a statement.

“Mosquito flourishes in hot weather, to increase the risk of bulging and mosquito diseases.”

The West Nile is distributed by biting infected mosquitoes. Those who have contractors may be persecuted by different symptoms, including the flu, head, nausea, body strength and gentle skin.

The virus can attack the nervous system and lead to meningitis, entipalitis, disability and disability, in rare cases, and even death.

Accident is dangerous to adults aged 50 or more and for those with chronic health conditions.

It is believed that the mosquitoes carry the la county virus, although not all carriers, according to health officials.

Davis has encouraged the citizens to use insects without insects, and remove the water around their homes and install the windows to reduce mosquitoes.

The Environmental Protection Agency Spice holding a Deet, Picaridin, IR3535, Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD), or 2-undenone and work with pregnant women, according to health officials.

And to avoid places in stubbornness or deep when mosquitoes are the key to avoiding bites.

One should consider wearing long sleeves and long pants when he comes out of the site known as mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes often put eggs in the stagnant areas.

The Department of Health recommends that you have released cleaning areas where water is accumulating, including tires, buckets, animal dishes, animal plants and rain bins.

Birdbaths and wadeng lakes should clean up weekly, while the pools should be cleaned and clean.

The Department of Health said in the last five years, Minus Pasadena and Long Beach, their cases were reported) 56 cases annually. The number of people with HIV, however, is expected to be more than great influential people.

Los Los Angeles County Vector Control District reported 132 cases last year, with Northrige (eight), Lake Balboa (seven) and Porter Ranch (seven) producing high-recorded diseases. There were two people’s death in County and 12 in the government in 2024, according to the State.

About three parts of the cases reported in La County have difficult diseases and approximately 10% of patients with heavy west viruses die due to problems.

There is no direct West treatment with this virus and no vaccine is preventing infection.

“Finding West Nile Virus in our region is a reminder that the virus is still in California – and here in our society – for 20 years,” said Antelope Valquito Valquito and Vector regulator.

“It is part of our local environment and continues to repeat each year,” added. “With the latest rain and more of the weather, conditions are ready for mosquitoes to bear.”