And he was talking about the South. And they detailed the number of present Dengue cases in the US - which is not big in absolute numbers, yet. If you brought such bugs to the West Coast in early summer, they'd survive for quite a few generations before the next winter. For all I know, San Diego is warm enough for winter survival. And that's why I asked if our ILWU members are showing any unusual incidence, or anyone has offered precautions in advance.
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In the right conditions, mosquitoes don't need speed. But at the moment, I am asking about humans. I don't have his e-mail address. This seems to put longshoremen, particularly those working in SoCal and the gulf states, at serious risk due to the increased chance of a disease carrying insect surviving long enough to infect them. 14 Fred Pecker 14 Mar 2001 Brothers, While you are digging NPR had a report about a week ago.