Posted on 02/25/2022 12:11:51 PM PST by BenLurkin
Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services:
Public and Environmental Health officials are working to contain local cases of the gastrointestinal illness Shigella bacteria, after three lab-confirmed cases and two more suspected cases infected Eureka residents during the past month.
The cases span multiple households, infecting school-age children and adults, including a person experiencing homelessness.
Officials believe the virus may have been spread through one or more Eureka laundromats, after an infected person washed contaminated clothing at the facility.
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My dad said “Find a laundry that’s new, (Find a laundry that’s new.)
How can I tell my baby we’re through? (Tell my baby we’re through?)
Gonna drive right into town, I don’t care if my shirts are brown.
Laundering all that river dirt from wading across the Rio Grande, and all the contaminants that go with it before the welfare kicked in.
FMCDH(BITS)
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