In the Houston area, two human cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed. The cases are located in Harris County and Montgomery County. Further details about these cases are available from local news sources. A nearby county, Fort Bend County, recently declared a public health emergency due to a high mosquito population, which may be relevant to the West Nile virus cases in the area.
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