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Clementon resident tests positive for West Nile virus

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 (Photo by Timothy Fadek/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images) CLEMENTON, N.J. - A Clementon, New Jersey resident has tested positive for West Nile Virus.

On Sept. 11, the resident was admitted to a local hospital displaying symptoms consistent with West Nile virus. Laboratory testing was done and confirmed a positive case of the virus."West Nile Virus typically affects a small number of New Jersey residents each year, however the prevalence of the virus has been increasing recently," said Commissioner Carmen Rodriguez, liaison to the health department. "The Camden County Department of Health is continuing to work with the Mosquito Commission to ensure that additional spraying and testing will be conducted in the area."Symptoms of West Nile virus.

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