An increase in mosquito-borne viruses has been detected in South Australia, prompting a warning from health authorities to take precautions across the state. 9News
"We have the water, the flooding, the cold spring, wet spring and now a hot summer, we are seeing those mosquito populations really booming.
"Don't just dab it on like you're using cologne, you have to cover all of your exposed skin's surfaces," Spurrier said.
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