ONTARIO COUNTY, N.Y. — The Ontario County Public Health Department has confirmed there is one case of the West Nile virus in Ontario County.
According to the department, the person is over the age of 50 and recovering. They say people who are over 50 or have underlying health issues are more likely to get it.
Earlier this month, a horse tested positive for the virus in Seneca County. Health leaders emphasized that while horses cannot transmit the virus to humans, the discovery serves as a reminder that mosquitoes remain active during this time of year.
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The Associated Press reported earlier this month saying case counts are running 40% higher than normal, health officials say.
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No other information has been given about the case in Ontario County. Check back later for any updates.
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