Placer County confirms first West Nile virus death of season
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A death from West Nile virus has been confirmed in Placer County, marking the first such death of the season. West Nile virus activity has also been detected in the region, with infected birds found in Placer County and East Sacramento. The presence of the virus has been noted in other areas as well, although it is unclear if the situation is worsening or if the risk is limited to specific locations.
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