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First Death Reported in Upper East Side Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak as Cases Rise to 67
New York City health officials announced a Legionnaires' disease outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side, with 67 confirmed cases and one death. The outbreak is linked to Legionella bacteria found in 76 cooling towers, not drinking water, and has prompted building inspections and disinfection efforts. Authorities warn those who visited the area since late June to watch for symptoms, which include fever and cough, and emphasize early treatment with antibiotics can improve recovery.
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