City officials are pushing for faster reporting of legionella bacteria in buildings to help curb potential outbreaks. A proposed bill would mandate quicker notifications from property owners to health authorities once the bacteria is detected. The measure aims to strengthen public health responses before cases spread. Health experts emphasize early detection as critical in preventing severe respiratory illnesses linked to the bacteria.
New York City lawmakers are discussing a new bill Monday requiring building owners to report legionella bacteria sooner to try to prevent future outbreaks. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
