The Picayune Rancheria of
Chukchansi Indians has taken steps to remove "swallow bugs" from a hotel at its casino.
The swallow bugs, which are related to bed bugs, were found in the Chukchansi tower at the Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. The tower is currently undergoing renovations.
The tribe said the swallow bugs weren't found in other areas of the casino, including a second hotel tower.
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Chukchansi hotel deals with bug infestation
(The Fresno Bee 4/26)
Bed Bug Infestation At Casino Hotel? Chukchansi Response
(KMPH-TV 4/25)
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