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Japanese encephalitis back in Monto

Residents around Monto in the North Burnett received a text message on 12 February warning them the Japanese encephalitis virus was detected during surveys in the area. (FILE)

A dangerous mosquito-borne virus has once again been detected in the Monto area, with health providers today warning North Burnett […]

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