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Legionnaire Outbreak Recorded in Poland Killing 16 Individuals, Authorities Probe How Legionella Bacteria Got Into The Water Supply
Authorities in Poland are tracing the source of Legionnaires' disease germs, as the outbreak killed 16 individuals. Read more here.
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