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El Paso Among Top Cities Struggling with Bed Bug Infestations

KTSM••Ashley Suter and Addy Bink
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A recent report by Orkin has identified El Paso as one of the cities in the United States facing significant challenges with bed bug infestations. This annual list highlights various popular tourist destinations that are grappling with this pest problem, which affects both residents and visitors. The presence of bed bugs can have serious implications for public health and the local economy, particularly in the hospitality sector. Residents and travelers should be aware of this issue, especially when booking accommodations or traveling within the city.

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