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Traveller dies after contracting Murray Valley Encephalitis in WA

Traveller dies after contracting Murray Valley Encephalitis in WA
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A person has died in Western Australia after contracting the rare Murray Valley Encephalitis virus. Health officials believe the infection occurred in the Kimberley region and are urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.

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The incident highlights the ongoing public health risks associated with mosquito-borne diseases in endemic regions and the importance of preventative health measures.

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The person was exposed to infected mosquitoes while travelling through the Kimberley. ( Supplied: WA Health )

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