@jody, This was in the news today. Legionnaires in nine schools water supplies.
Probably because the water supplies have been stagnant for months.
That is exactly the reason. I found it interesting that we were discussing it on a modeling session recently.
Curious indeed. Itās literally what @Khai does for work⦠well maybe he does more. So curious that Iām almost 50 and have never heard about it being a modern, real thing affecting people.
Edit: You ever write something about yourself and only then do you realize itās truth. āalmost 50ā is such a curious thing⦠I remember when I thought that was old.
As I had suggested in the chat, it only hits the news when there is a large outbreak. But actually there have been a bunch of them in the last ten years also.
List of outbreaks.
Donāt feel bad, Iām sure I thought the same thing at 50, then 60 and now 70 more or less.
Oh, and how you will look back with fondness on those carefree times and think āif I only knew then what I know now.ā
Isnātā it positive that you do still remember that time?
JUST WAIT, until you are in your 70ās.
urggh. seeing 2 things from that articleā¦
first (as mentioned) the buildings have been vacant and no oneās been doing the flushing. (just running the water to keep things moving).
secondly, theyāve either not kept up a water testing regime⦠or donāt have one anywayā¦
theyāve found it now⦠but this is probably an ongoing issueā¦
oh to note⦠itās perfectly safe to Drink water with Legionella in it. itās breathing it in thats the problem. (the article got that wrongā¦)