"New York City's Upper East Side has been at the center of a mysterious Legionnaires' disease outbreak, with multiple cases reported in the past few weeks. As health officials scramble to contain the spread, a crucial breakthrough has been made: several prominent buildings, including the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, have taken proactive measures to sanitize their cooling towers. The move is seen as a key step in addressing concerns that these water-cooling systems may be the source of the outbreak, which has left many residents and visitors on edge. As the investigation continues, the swift action by these high-profile buildings may provide a much-needed glimmer of hope in the fight against this potentially deadly disease."
Upper East Side buildings, including the Met and Guggenheim museums, have cleaned and disinfected their cooling towers, which are believed to be the source of the outbreak.
