Health Department Won't Let Bed Bugs Bite

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Posted: 4:46 PM Nov 10, 2008
Last Updated: 6:31 PM Nov 10, 2008
Reporter: Janet Kim
Email Address: janet.kim@wkyt.com

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Clean-up efforts are in full swing to remove a bed bug infestation from a public housing complex.

Lexington's Ballard-Griffith Towers has been dealing with the problem for months.

The Fayette County Health Department will now take the next few weeks to get the bed bug infestation problem under control.

Residents were asked to leave their rooms for a few hours as pest control sprayed rooms.

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Posted by: Jim Location: Lexington on Nov 10, 2008 at 07:29 PM
They can clean up all they want, but if those bed bugs are really bat bugs http://www.badbedbugs.com/bat-bugs/ Then they need to do more than exterminate bugs! I'll bet you there are bats there...

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