"The problem started in early March when construction crews expanding Airside 1 unearthed a nest of rats, sending them scurrying into the building, Fennell said."
"Bill Kern, a University of Florida entomology professor and urban pest-management specialist, said odors from dead rats are not a health threat. But he said flies feeding off the carcasses, parasitic mites, or rat urine or feces can lead to problems ranging from chigger bites to the spreading of the salmonella bacteria." Yeah, right.
Yet another thing turning that fetid and festering swamp known as central Florida into a must-see vacation paradise. They shoulda let the alligators take care of 'em.
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