Two more cases of dengue virus identified in Southern California
Briefly

Dr. Muntu Davis stated, "These new cases raise concern about the potential for continued local spread of dengue through the bite of infected mosquitoes in Baldwin Park."
About one in four people infected with dengue shows symptoms, which may appear two to seven days after being bitten. Symptoms can include fever, severe headache, and pain behind the eyes.
Officials emphasized that sustained spread of dengue occurs when infected mosquitoes bite and spread the virus to people, who are then bitten by other mosquitoes.
Public Health staff encouraged community involvement, stating, "With the help of the community, we can make a difference" in preventing further dengue outbreaks.
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