Fourth Japanese encephalitis case detected in NSW - The West Australian
A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes that’s never been detected in NSW before has now infected more people, it’s been revealed.
NSW has recorded its fourth case of Japanese encephalitis as the disease spreads across the state.
The mosquito-borne virus had never been detected in the state before this year.
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