Officials have reported a second death linked to the Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City. All victims have been located in the Upper East Side, specifically within the Carnegie Hill and Yorkville neighborhoods. Authorities believe the source of the outbreak has likely been eliminated.
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Second Death Confirmed in Legionnaires' Disease Cluster in NYC
A second death has been confirmed in the Legionnaires' disease outbreak affecting New York City's Upper East Side. Officials state that the source of the outbreak is likely no longer a threat.
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Second death reported in NYC’s Legionnaires’ cluster – but source of outbreak likely eliminated: officials
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Second Death Confirmed in Legionnaires' Disease Cluster in NYC