South Carolina Confirms 2 Cases Of West Nile Virus In Myrtle Beach

In response, the city is increasing mosquito control efforts. Crews will be intensifying aerial spraying to target adult mosquitoes.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has confirmed two cases of West Nile Virus in Myrtle Beach.

In response, the city is increasing mosquito control efforts. Crews will be intensifying aerial spraying to target adult mosquitoes.

Crews will also continue treating standing water and assisting the Department of Public Health with mosquito trapping for testing and surveillance.

The city’s weekly mosquito spraying program began in May and continues throughout mosquito season.

City officials are urging residents to remain vigilant and take simple precautions to reduce the risk of mosquito bites during the remainder of the season.