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Texas Health Officials Reclassify New Mexico Dog's Screwworm Case

KTSM••Fernie Ortiz
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A recent incident involving a dog from New Mexico highlighted the ongoing concerns regarding New World screwworm cases in Texas. Initially reported as a new case, health officials later reclassified the situation, alleviating immediate fears of an outbreak. This incident underscores the importance of monitoring and tracking screwworm cases, particularly as they can affect livestock and pets. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the status of these pests and report any unusual animal health issues.

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