Review of the Legionella Outbreak in Linz: 32 People Ill, Three Died
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der Standard DENo new cases have been reported in Upper Austria for one week
There have been no new cases for a week now. Indications of cooling towers as a source continue to condense.
After a legionella outbreak in the Linz area in mid-July, no new cases of disease have been reported for more than a week. A total of 32 people have been ill so far, three of them have died. This was reported by the state of Upper Austria, the district head team Linz-Land, the magistrate Linz and AGES.
Where did the legionellas come from, which caused numerous diseases in the Linz area? Now there is a decisive proof: in a cooling tower the same bacteria were found as in a sick person.
LINZ. After a legionella outbreak in the Linz area in mid-July, no new cases of disease have been reported for more than a week.
After a legionella outbreak in the Linz area in mid-July, no new cases of illness have been reported for more than a week. A total of 32 people have been ill so far, three of them died. This was reported by the state of Upper Austria, the district head team Linz-Land, the magistrate Linz and AGES on Friday in a report.
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