Torrance closes Madrona Marsh over West Nile virus concerns

Closure of Torrance's Madrona Marsh because of West Nile is called a precautionary measure in the wake of a man's death from the virus.Recreational activities, classes and tours have been relocated from a Torrance preserve after the marsh was temporarily closed amid heightening concerns over the West Nile virus and the first confirmed death this year in Southern California due to the disease.

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