Mouse plague ravages WA's Mid West
A mouse plague is significantly impacting the Mid West region of Western Australia. New baits have been approved to help combat the infestation. The situation has raised concerns among local communities and farmers.
- ▪The mouse plague is affecting various regions in Western Australia.
- ▪New baits have been approved to help control the mouse population.
- ▪Local communities and farmers are expressing concerns about the impact of the plague.
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