County officials have declared the mosquito population in Fort Bend County a public health emergency. As a result, aerial spraying has been initiated to combat the issue. This effort began on Monday evening. Further information on the aerial mosquito spraying in Fort Bend County can be found through ABC13 Houston, the local news source covering this development.
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