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Health
Maureen Dettre

Japanese encephalitis case detected in NSW

NSW residents are being warned to protect against mosquitoes after a case of Japanese encephalitis. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

The first summer case of Japanese encephalitis has been identified in the central west of NSW.

The virus is spread through mosquito bites and was diagnosed in an older man from Lake Cargelligo, who is likely to have acquired the infection early in November.

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