Author: Osoyoos Times

WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN OLIVER

South Okanagan mosquitoes appear to be responsible for the first known cases of West Nile virus in British Columbia.
“Thursday, (Interior Health) was made aware of a possible human case of West Nile Virus,” said Dr. Paul Hasselback, medical health officer for Interior Health, in an email sent to local politicians on Saturday, Aug. 22. “That case has yet to be confirmed through national laboratory testing.”

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WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN OLIVER

South Okanagan mosquitoes appear to be responsible for the first known cases of West Nile virus in British Columbia.
“Thursday, (Interior Health) was made aware of a possible human case of West Nile Virus,” said Dr. Paul Hasselback, medical health officer for Interior Health, in an email sent to local politicians on Saturday, Aug. 22. “That case has yet to be confirmed through national laboratory testing.”

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FILMED ABUSE OF RATTLESNAKE DISTURBS STAFF AT DESERT CULTURAL CENTRE

The abuse of a severely injured Western rattlesnake in the Osoyoos area at the hands of a group of young men is a “deplorable” act, said a staff member from the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre.
The act was filmed and posted on YouTube, a video sharing website.
The video, which has since been removed from the website, shows at least two young men who have come across a rattlesnake on the road that has been injured, likely by a car or truck.

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FILMED ABUSE OF RATTLESNAKE DISTURBS STAFF AT DESERT CULTURAL CENTRE

The abuse of a severely injured Western rattlesnake in the Osoyoos area at the hands of a group of young men is a “deplorable” act, said a staff member from the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre.
The act was filmed and posted on YouTube, a video sharing website.
The video, which has since been removed from the website, shows at least two young men who have come across a rattlesnake on the road that has been injured, likely by a car or truck.

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