Rare local case of mosquito-borne dengue virus confirmed in Baldwin Park
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A rare case of dengue was confirmed in Baldwin Park, marking the state's third locally transmitted case not linked to travel. Public health maintains the risk remains low.
L.A. County Health Officer Muntu Davis emphasized the importance of vigilance and mosquito control, noting, 'While the likelihood of widespread transmission is low, we must remain vigilant and prevent further cases.'
Dengue fever can lead to severe flu-like symptoms and potentially life-threatening complications. Health officials reported the infected victim is recovering.
Davis highlighted the connection between hot weather and mosquito-borne diseases, stressing preventive measures such as using insect repellent and eliminating standing water to combat mosquito breeding.
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