"New Mexico on High Alert: Plague-Infected Rodent Found in Santa Fe County. A disturbing discovery in Santa Fe County has raised concerns about the potential spread of the bubonic plague, a highly infectious and sometimes deadly disease. A homeowner made the grim find of a rodent carcass on their private property, which was subsequently sent for testing. The results confirmed that the rodent was infected with the plague, prompting local health officials to issue a warning to residents in the area to take precautions to prevent exposure. As the summer months approach, the risk of encountering infected rodents increases, and authorities are urging citizens to remain vigilant and report any further sightings."
A homeowner discovered the plague-ridden rodent dead on a private property in Santa Fe County and submitted it for testing.
