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Further virus-carrying mozzies found in North Burnett

North Burnett residents received a text on 5 March, warning them that more mosquitoes infected with Japanese encephalitis were found in the region. (Julian Lehnert: 463838_01)

A Queensland health department branch has discovered further instances of Japanese encephalitis virus in the North Burnett, alerting the region's […]

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