| Businesses are being urged to carry out vital safety processes to their water systems to avoid increasing the risk of Legionnaires’ disease as they reopen following the COVID-19 lockdown. With hot and cold-water systems out of action for several weeks, the chances of bacteria forming which can cause the disease – a potentially fatal type of pneumonia – are much greater when businesses close for long periods. For more information click here. |
Legionnaires’ disease warning
Published - June 29, 2020/Last Updated - March 18, 2025
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