As mosquitoes multiply, experts say to take precautions
Richard Ziesenis, environmental health director for Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department, throws "mosquito dunks," a biological object into the ditch near Broken Arrow Park to kill mosquito larvae. Heavy rains have added to standing water in the area, which can be breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
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75x55 4 years, 11 months ago
Curious - I wonder if he's throwing 'dunks' across 31st Street as well? Seems like a bit quixotic where the photo was taken.
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