A deadly outbreak of Legionnaires' disease has claimed its fourth victim on New York City's Upper East Side, sparking concerns about the safety of local water systems. The disease, caused by a type of bacteria that thrives in water, has left residents and officials scrambling for answers. Health authorities are working to identify the source of the outbreak, which may be linked to a contaminated water source or a malfunctioning cooling tower. As the investigation continues, the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is urging residents to take precautions to prevent the spread of the disease, including staying hydrated and avoiding contact with people who have been infected.
4th death related to UES Legionnaires' disease outbreak confirmed CBS News
