Un-bite-lievable.

The dangerous West Nile virus has alarmingly been detected in nearly twice as many Big Apple mosquito samples this summer compared to last year — but there have been no reported positive cases in New Yorkers this season, city health officials announced.

As of July 25, 612 pools of mosquitoes — out of over 2,000 groups sampled across the five boroughs — tested positive for West Nile virus, nearly double what was reported this time last year, according to the NYC Health Department.

As a result, mosquito surveillance has ramped up across affected areas by deploying additional traps and expanding mosquito control, officials say.

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