Two Cases Of West Nile Virus Confirmed In Myrtle Beach Area
The city is increasing its regular spraying and eradication efforts as a precaution.
Two cases of West Nile Virus have been confirmed in Myrtle Beach.
The disease is spread through mosquitoes.
The city is increasing its regular spraying and eradication efforts as a precaution.
The actions include more intense aerial spraying to treat adult mosquitoes, treating standing water and assisting the Department of Health in trapping mosquitoes for inspection.
To help avoid mosquito bites you can apply insect repellent, wear clothing that reduces skin exposure.
When indoors, make sure that your doors and windows have tight-fitting screens to keep the insects out.
