Health workers were canvassing parts of the South Bronx for residents suffering from flu-like symptoms. A second deadly cluster of Legionnaires’ disease this year has been identified in the South Bronx, as a review of records by The City Reporter indicates several buildings in the affected area were not in compliance with required testing of cooling.
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Health workers were canvassing parts of the South Bronx for residents suffering from flu-like symptoms. A second deadly cluster of Legionnaires’ disease this year has been identified in the South Bronx, as a review of records by The City Reporter indicates several buildings in the affected area were not in compliance with required testing of cooling.
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