@cbsnews: New York City health officials say 36 people have been diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease in an outbreak centered in the Upper East Side. 22 people have been hospitalized, though no deaths have been reported. Inspectors have tested roughly 160 cooling towers, and any that test positive for Legionella bacteria must be cleaned and disinfected. Officials say residents are safe to continue drinking tap water and showering as normal. #nyc #newyork #ny #news

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I don't understand how this can happen. In germany, cooling towers get probed and tested every 5 years by officials

carrisa-risa- :

wait...... can you feel the mist from the ground? where is the mist coming from?

katies_on_tiktok :

What is a cooling tower?

randomuser234 :

I walked by 90th and third and had some droplets touch me 😭😭😭😭

Myso :

Gossip girl didnt lmk

jaysonkylebranch :

What about all that sewer steam we’re breathing in?!

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jake :

46 now

bon appetit :

it's in ohio too

Ria :

Praying For New York 🙏🏾🥺🥺🥺🙏🏾

Jose1223 :

Fifth

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✨Jenna🌗 :

Thank god it’s 100% humidity right now

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CoolKelpie :

Legionnaires almost took my mom in 09. She had it in both lungs 16 days in a medically induced coma 22 days in ICU 2 weeks in General 2 months of physical rehab. know the signs 1. flu like start that quickly turns into pneumonia 2. fast onset with breathing getting worse to the point of panting 3. extreme weakness and extreme difficulties breathing even with minimal activity such as sitting up. It hits fast please be aware it's so scary to see a loved one with it. If you show symptoms PLEASE seek out an ER. Legionnaires can and will take you out

justcallinit :

Legionnaires is quit ironic. In Mark 5, when Jesus asked an oppressed man his name, the possessing demons replied, "My name is Legion, for we are many".

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Michael Anthony Scire :

More scare tactics like Covid.

Huỳnh Minh Thảo :

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