A heavily contaminated cooling tower at a plant in the Lower Rhine Valley was shut down 14 days ago and there have been no new cases since Tuesday. A total of 47 people were infected with legionella.

There is no longer an elevated risk of Legionella infection from the cooling tower. The cooling tower, which is located behind the RiverWalk Resort in the downtown area of Lincoln, underwent a ...

Health department officials said that the cooling tower would remain in operation ... by inhaling water droplets contaminated with the Legionella bacteria. The bacteria can grow in water droplets ...

Testing by the DHHS and the state Department of Environmental Services confirmed the presence of Legionella bacteria contaminating the cooling tower. The five people didn’t share specific ...

Testing confirmed the presence of Legionella bacteria contaminating the cooling tower and the RiverWalk is now working with the DHHS to address the contamination, officials said. Because the cooling ...

They may have been exposed to water droplets contaminated with Legionella — the bacteria that causes the disease — from a cooling tower behind a resort in Lincoln, N.H. “Anybody who has ...

The cooling tower is still in operation while measures ... According to New Hampshire health officials, most healthy people exposed to Legionella bacteria do not get sick. Older people, current ...

Legionnaires' disease is a form of pneumonia caused by inhaling water droplets contaminated with Legionella bacteria. Because the cooling tower is still in operation, HHS officials said there ...