First Zika Virus Death Reported West Nile Virus—119 Recent Deaths Protect Your Home

First Zika Virus Death Reported WestNile Virus—1 19 Recent Deaths Protect Your Home (NAPSA)—You canhelp protect your home from these mosquitoborne viruses. Zika has been declared a Public Health Emergency by the WHO. The CDC reports 426 cases in 44 states, with the active mosquito season just starting. Zika and West Nile will surely cause multiple deaths this year. Infected mosquitoes are most active in warm weather, breeding in standing water. Action Required One simple step can reduce your risk of contracting these often-fatal diseases: Eliminateall standing water on yourproperty. _— ] ] ] ] } One wayto protect against these viruses is with a system that eliminates standing water. According to the CDC, this is essential. Empty outside pots, barrels, etc., weekly. Since the CDC suggests gutters are the leading source of standing water, you may want to eliminate this threat completely. You can replace traditional gutters with a patented gutter system for handling runoff that eliminates standing water. It’s a set of seven aluminum louvers that turn the roof runoff into gentle rainsized drops spread in a swath three feet wide away from your home. Called Rainhandler, it requires no cleaning or maintenance and eliminates ground ero- sion. No standing water in gutters ever again. Get more facts at www.rainhandlers.com/naps or call 800-942-3004.