Spraying for West Nile virus
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Posted: 09/26/2012
On Wednesday night there will be another mosquito spraying in Catonsville in response to an increase in West Nile virus cases.
Most people with West Nile show no symptoms, or they have mild, flu-like symptoms.
In some cases the virus is deadly.
The Department of Agriculture says people in the area should stay inside during spraying.
It will take place after 7:30 PM as long as the weather isn't bad.
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