A case of dengue fever acquired locally has been confirmed in Palm Beach County. This development has prompted health officials to recommend taking steps to prevent mosquito bites. Details of the case are available from local news sources, including WPTV.
For the most current information and guidance on preventing mosquito-borne illnesses, residents can consult the latest reports from health officials and local news outlets.
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Palm Beach County health officials issued a mosquito-borne illness advisory after confirming a locally acquired case of dengue fever.
A locally acquired dengue fever case has been confirmed in Palm Beach County. Health officials urge mosquito bite prevention steps
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A crash on southbound I-95 near Forest Hill Boulevard in Palm Beach County is blocking two left lanes Sunday afternoon.
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A West Palm Beach man was arrested Saturday after striking an off-duty deputy's motorcycle and threatening to kill officers in Islamorada.
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