2 Mice from Trails at San Onofre State Beach Test Positive
Hantavirus Found in Mice at San Onofre State Campground
Two mice collected from a campground trail at San Onofre State Beach as part of ongoing surveillance to protect public health have tested positive for the potentially deadly hantavirus. County Vector Control team is working with campground officials to notify campground visitors and staff.
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