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Home»Sewage barrels toward US from Mexico, plus hantavirus cruise concerns swirl

Sewage barrels toward US from Mexico, plus hantavirus cruise concerns swirl

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!

→ A surge of sewage-contaminated water from Mexico recently barreled toward the U.S. coastline, prompting health warnings.

→ The U.S. issued a travel warning for a South American destination as crime and trafficking concerns increased.

→ A rare rodent-borne virus tied to cruise deaths is raising new questions about possible human spread.

Aerial view of treated wastewater flowing in Tijuana River near Real Del Mar

County officials are advising visitors to avoid contact with the water as sewage pollution has been linked to illnesses.  (Guillermo Arias/AFP)

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A popular waterfall, once a hidden gem, introduced reservation limits after visitor numbers surged and overcrowding strained park resources.

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