Water bug team act on sewage fault; Repair order 'not pointing the finger as cases of potential killer cryptosporidium rise to 154.(News)

From: Daily Post (Liverpool, England) | Date: December 6, 2005 | Copyright information

Byline: By HYWEL TREWYN

OFFICIALS investigating the source of the North Wales water bug outbreak yesterday began legal action against the owners of a private sewage system.

Gwynedd Council issued a statutory notice against the owner of premises in the Waunfawr area requiring immediate work on a "defective private sewage treatment system".

The development came as the number of confirmed cases of the potentially-deadly cryptosporidium stomach bug in ...

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