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An 88-year-old Air Force veteran’s family is preparing to file a lawsuit Tuesday following his death from Legionnaires’ disease, marking the fourth fatality in an ongoing outbreak affecting Manhattan’s Upper East Side neighborhood. The family’s legal action comes as city health authorities intensify efforts to identify the source responsible for contaminating dozens of residents in the area.
New York City health officials are conducting an active investigation into the outbreak’s origin as additional cases continue to emerge among Upper East Side residents. The search for the contamination source remains a priority for public health authorities seeking to contain further transmission.
The announcement of the lawsuit reflects growing concern among affected families about the outbreak’s impact and raises questions about accountability in the ongoing incident response.
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