A major lawsuit has been filed in New York City alleging negligence after an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease was traced to a malfunctioning cooling system in a building. Investigators found that an unplugged computer and a broken valve contributed to the dangerous conditions that led to the deadly illness. The legal action seeks $40 million in damages, highlighting concerns over building maintenance and public health risks. Authorities are examining whether proper safety protocols were ignored in the facility’s operation.
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