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Scorpions and jellyfish lurking on hot days

January 7, 2014 by Staff News Writer

Scorpions seek closets, cellars for shelter. That’s one of the care that must be taken into account at this time. Taken from: bichosenmicasa.blogspot.com /


The national poison control center warns that on hot days, there is an increase in the number of scorpion stings, and injuries from stingrays and jellyfish. Scorpions are often found in cellars, cabins and beach hotels built with wood. Young children and those with allergies are especially vulnerable. The telephone number for the center is 2223-1028.

Original Article in crhoy.com

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