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Asian Tiger Mosquito Discovered in San Gabriel Valley, Calif.

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The infestation was discovered while an inspector was responding to a routine call.

PCT Magazine | September 14, 2011

EL MONTE, Calif. — Officials with the San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District said mosquitoes found in the 11000 block of Dodson Street last week have been identified as Asian tiger mosquitoes, which have the potential to carry dengue fever, yellow fever and several encephalitis-causing viruses.

Kelly Middleton, Vector Control District spokeswoman, said the El Monte infestation was discovered while an inspector was responding to a routine call.

Read the entire article here: http://www.pasadenastarnews.com/news/ci_18887770#ixzz1XwtvGShY

Source: Pasadena Star News, Calif.

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