Miami Beach Take Up Zika, Naled Spraying Again
Locals gathered outside Miami Beach City Hall Wednesday morning, waiting to voice their opinion on aerial spraying in the fight against Zika.
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Locals gathered outside Miami Beach City Hall Wednesday morning, waiting to voice their opinion on aerial spraying in the fight against Zika.
With three weeks to go before the close of the session, the U.S. Senate may be close to passing a Zika funding bill.
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Officials with the Miami Beach Botanical Garden say they're working to rid the property of mosquitoes that could spread the Zika virus.
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Protesters gathered outside Miami Beach City hall for a second straight day - calling for officials to halt a spraying in the Zika fight.
Dozens of protesters lined up in front of Miami Beach city hall as local leaders talked about a chemical causing debate in the Zika fight - Naled.
Blamed for dozens of cases of the Zika virus, most people are trying to avoid Florida mosquitoes.
In its first vote Tuesday, Senate Democrats for the third time blocked a $1.1 billion Zika funding package.
Spraying for Zika has been going on for a while in Miami Beach but only by ground. That will change on Thursday.
Trucks sprayed parts of Miami Beach early Tuesday morning aiming to control the spread of the Zika virus.
