Jesse Scaravella of Arrow Exterminating Co. in Lynbrook checks a child's bed headboard for signs of bedbugs, which Nassau County and hospital officials say are becoming pervasive again on Long Island after being defeated decades ago. (Oct. 8, 2010)
Long Island
Hunting LI bedbugs
Long Island and health officials say bedbugs, which were defeated in the United States after World War II with the use of the now-banned DDT, are becoming pervasive again on the Island and in the region, but with hardier resistance to pesticides and other chemicals.
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