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Massachusetts reports eastern equine encephalitis in mosquito; Templeton health office urges precautions

5510825 ยท July 30, 2025

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State health information referenced on TCTV noted a positive eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) result in a mosquito in Massachusetts; local health officials reminded residents to use repellant and contact the Templeton Health Agent with questions.

TCTV reported that the Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed a positive detection of eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in a mosquito in the state. Erin Bresnahan, a TCTV host, said, "According to the ma.gov website, there has been a positive case of triple e in a mosquito in Massachusetts." She urged viewers to be mindful when outdoors and to use insect repellent. TCTV included contact information for the Templeton Health Agent for residents with questions: (978) 894-2771. The broadcast also reminded viewers of prior coverage and recommended standard precautions to reduce mosquito exposure. The report did not specify the county or precise location of the mosquito sample; TCTV advised viewers to consult ma.gov for site-specific updates and to contact the local health agent for concerns.