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Tarapacá Health Department Warns of Mosquito Risk After Rains and Asks Residents to Eliminate Accumulated Water
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Following the rains in Iquique, Alto Hospicio, and Huara, the Regional Health Authority (SEREMI) urged residents to check their yards, gutters, and any containers that may have accumulated water, as these standing waters can become breeding grounds for mosquitoes if not eliminated. Teams from the Zoonosis Unit are in the field conducting surveillance and educating the community on how to detect and eliminate these breeding sites, especially cons…
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