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Third person dies amid NYC Legionnaires' outbreak, officials say
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Third person dies amid NYC Legionnaires' outbreak, officials say

A third person has died as part of a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City, according to local health officials. This follows the announcement of a second fatality linked to the illness earlier in the week. The outbreak highlights ongoing concerns about waterborne pathogens in urban environments. Officials have not yet released detailed information about the cause of the infections or the number of cases reported.

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Third person dies amid NYC Legionnaires' outbreak, officials say

A third person has died as part of a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City, according to local health officials. This follows the announcement of a second fatality linked to the illness earlier in the week. The outbreak highlights ongoing concerns about waterborne pathogens in urban environments. Officials have not yet released detailed information about the cause of the infections or the number of cases reported.

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