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Parts of Sunnyvale and Santa Clara will be sprayed late Thursday night as part of an effort to eradicate mosquitoes to protect themselves from the spread of West Nile virus.
The Vector Control District of Santa Clara County after determining that a sample of adult mosquitoes near Sunnyvale and Santa Clara had been tested positive for the virus
West Nile virus is transmitted to humans by mosquitoes and can cause mild to severe flu-like symptoms, such as fever, headache and body ache. In severe cases, the virus can cause significant neurological damage and even death, depending on the district.
The treatment will last approximately three hours and will be centered on Central Expressway and Semiconductor Drive. The areas are bordered by Lakeside Drive and E. Ahwanne avenues, Almaden, Alvarado and Amador to the north; Peterson Way, Bowers Avenue and Garrett, Oakmead Village and Uranium are in the east; Gardenia Way, Lily Avenue, Monroe Street and Blue Sage, Erica, Fuchsia, Notre Dame, Vincent and Agate lead to the south; and San Juan Drive, S. Wolfe Road and N. Fair Oaks, America and E. Evelyn Avenues to the West
Residents will not need to relocate during the treatment operation, but can minimize their exposure by closing the windows and staying away. inside. Depending on the district, those with chemical sensitivities may want to see their doctor.
The Santa Clara County Vector Control District staff will be available to answer questions and provide information throughout the week from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. pm at (800) 314-2427.
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