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Crypto lawsuit hits N.Y.; Ohio.(cryptosporidium outbreak)(Brief Article)
A cryptosporidium outbreak at a New York spraypark that infected nearly 4,000 people this summer has mushroomed into a class action lawsuit. Meanwhile, another crypto outbreak in Ohio has sickened more than 700.
An estimated 3,200 people are behind the joint lawsuit against the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. They are among the thousands who developed gastrointestinal illnesses after visiting the 11,000-square-foot spraypark at Seneca Lake State Park in Geneva, N.Y. in late July. The outbreak was traced to two water storage tanks that supplied the spraypark.
The lawsuit, filed by attorneys from Marler Clark in Seattle ...
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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation stated that...forward with them in November," said Jeffrey Hammond, spokesman for New York State Department of Health. The lawsuit comes on the heels of another...
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- Magazine article from: Aquatics International Yu, Rin-rin September 1, 2006 700+ words
...Victims of the Seneca Lake spraypark cryptosporidium outbreak in Geneva, N.Y., now may join...in late July 2005. According to the New York State Health Department, 3,297 cases...hundreds of smaller claims." The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation...
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- Magazine article from: Aquatics International Yu, Rin-rin March 1, 2006 700+ words
...a recent spraypark outbreak, New York has issued a controversial emergency...was issued in response to the cryptosporidium outbreak at Seneca Lake State Park spraypark...priority," said Jeffrey Hammond, New York Department of Health spokesperson...