A recent test result has confirmed the presence of a disease-carrying mosquito. This finding marks the ninth instance of such a discovery.
Further information is available from the source regarding this development.
The test was conducted on a mosquito trap, which yielded a positive result for West Nile virus, in Hays County.
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