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San Francisco’s mosquito surveillance is in high gear this season as health officials race to stop invasive species from bringing deadly diseases like Zika and Dengue to the city. They’re checking storm drains and botanical gardens, treating water with larvicide and surface films to break the mosquito life cycle. Though no invasive eggs were found in the garden, activity in nearby drains means vigilance is critical—especially from April to October. Community help is vital: check your property for standing water and eliminate it to help keep the city safe.

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