Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Campground closed after ground squirrel tests positive for plague
L.A. County and U.S. Forest Service officials close Los Alamos Campground after a California ground squirrel captured two weeks ago tests positive for the disease.
By Ruben Vives, Los Angeles Times
July 4, 2010
Los Angeles County public health and U.S. Forest Service officials have closed the Los Alamos Campground in the Angeles National Forest after a California ground squirrel captured two weeks ago tested positive for plague.
The camp, between Gorman and Pyramid Lake, was closed Saturday afternoon and will remain closed for at least 10 days, said Jonathan Fielding, the county's public health director. Squirrel burrows in the area will be dusted for fleas, and further testing will be conducted before the campground is reopened.
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L.A. County and U.S. Forest Service officials close Los Alamos Campground after a California ground squirrel captured two weeks ago tests positive for the disease.
By Ruben Vives, Los Angeles Times
July 4, 2010
Los Angeles County public health and U.S. Forest Service officials have closed the Los Alamos Campground in the Angeles National Forest after a California ground squirrel captured two weeks ago tested positive for plague.
The camp, between Gorman and Pyramid Lake, was closed Saturday afternoon and will remain closed for at least 10 days, said Jonathan Fielding, the county's public health director. Squirrel burrows in the area will be dusted for fleas, and further testing will be conducted before the campground is reopened.
continues at; http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-plague-squirrel-20100704,0,5319984.story?track=rss