West Nile virus has been detected in a mosquito collected from a trap in Worcester , the city announced Friday afternoon.

As a result of this discovery, the Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project (CMMCP) will be spraying pesticides from trucks on Tuesday, Aug. 26 after 9 p.m. where the insects with West Nile virus were found, according to city spokesperson Thomas Matthews.

The following areas will be sprayed:

Brookfield Street

Concord Street

East Boundary Avenue

Faraday Street

Grove Street

Humboldt Avenue

Lancaster Street

Lancaster Terrace

Lexington Street

Magnolia Avenue

Milton Street

North East Avenue

North Street

Powers Court

Prescott Street

Rumford Avenue

Rural Drive

Sagamore Road

Salisbury Street

South Boundary Avenue

South East Avenue

Tuckerman Stree

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