Rodent Infestation Discovered at Gene Hackman's Property
Rodent Infestation Discovered at Gene Hackman's Property

Rodent Infestation Discovered at Gene Hackman's Property

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The recent discovery of dead rodents and nests at the Santa Fe property of late actor Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, has raised serious health concerns following their tragic deaths. Arakawa died from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, a disease transmitted through rodent exposure, just days before Hackman, who suffered from Alzheimer's and heart disease, passed away. An environmental assessment revealed rodent activity in various outbuildings and garages, while the main residence appeared free of such issues. The couple's dog was also found dead, reportedly from starvation. The findings highlight the dangers of rodent infestations and the associated health risks, prompting calls for better preventive measures in rural areas. Health officials emphasize the importance of inspecting homes for signs of rodent activity and taking appropriate precautions to minimize exposure to hantavirus.

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