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TAMPA BAY, FL — As the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's director issued a potential blow to south Florida tourism Wednesday, Gov. Rick Scott aired his grievances about the federal government’s lack of action to help fight the Zika virus. Congress adjourned for its summer break in mid-July without approving a $1.1 billion funding package that would have helped combat the virus’ spread.


Four people in Miami-Dade and Broward counties became the first in the nation to test positive for locally acquired Zika virus late last week. Shortly thereafter, another 11 locally acquired cases were confirmed, bringing the state’s total to 15. In all 15 cases, the exposure has been blamed on mosquitoes in the Miami area.


As of Wednesday, the state also had 336 confirmed travel-related cases of Zika virus, meaning patients were exposed to the illness while traveling outside of the country. Fifty-five pregnant women in the state have also tested positive for the virus, bringing the state's total of cases to 406.

The CDC on Monday issued a travel advisory for pregnant women and those wishing to become pregnant who are considering a trip to the 1-square-mile area of Miami affected by the virus. That advisory, CDC Director Tom Frieden told The Washington Post, could last up to a year.

"When dengue hit Florida a few years ago, it took over a year to control that outbreak," Frieden explained to the post.

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TAMPA BAY, FL-As the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's director issued a potential blow to south Florida tourism Wednesday, gov. Rick Scott aired his grievances about the lack of u.s. federal action to help fight the Zika virus. Congress adjourned for its summer break in mid-July without approving a $ 1.1 billion funding package that would have helped combat the virus ' spread.Four people in Miami-Dade and Broward counties became the first in the nation to test positive for locally acquired Zika virus late last week. Shortly thereafter, another 11 locally acquired cases were confirmed, bringing the State's total to 15. In all 15 cases, the exposure has been blamed on mosquitoes in the Miami area. As of Wednesday, the state also had 336 confirmed travel-related cases of Zika virus, meaning patients were exposed to the illness while traveling outside of the country. Fifty-five pregnant women in the state have also tested positive for the virus, bringing the State total of cases to 406.The CDC on Monday issued a travel advisory for pregnant women and those wishing to become pregnant who are considering a trip to the 1-square-mile area of Miami affected by the virus. That advisory, CDC Director Tom Frieden told The Washington Post, could last up to a year."When dengue hit Florida a few years ago, it took over a year to control that outbreak," Frieden explained to the post.

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