Mosquitoes test positive for EEE virus in 6 Connecticut towns
EEE is the most severe mosquito-transmitted disease in the U.S., with four to eight cases reported in a typical year.
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Sep 14, 2023, 2:27 AM
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5h agoThere are now six towns in Connecticut with mosquitoes that have tested positive for eastern equine encephalitis virus.
EEE is the most severe mosquito-transmitted disease in the U.S., with four to eight cases reported in a typical year.
The towns currently affected are: Hampton, Killingly, Thompson, Tolland, Voluntown, and Woodstock.
