Health officials in New Jersey are warning residents about the risks of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) after several mosquito pools tested positive for the virus, which has a 33% mortality rate. One human case has been confirmed in Atlantic County, prompting increased awareness and preventive measures. Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, an adult from Hampstead has died after contracting EEE, marking the state's first human case in a decade. EEE has also been detected in mosquitos and a horse in New Hampshire, as well as in Massachusetts and Vermont, raising concerns about the elevated risk this summer. State officials are urging the public to protect themselves from mosquito bites, especially as the warm season continues. Local governments in affected areas are implementing mosquito control measures, including aerial spraying and curfews to mitigate risks.