Cholera

[Mups]

With all the rain we've had I'd make a guess most areas will have had problems.

Yes,  I wouldn't be at all surprised.

[Michael Rolls]

Nor me

[JBR]

Here you go, JBR:


" Several UK water companies have faced significant fines, penalties, or restrictions for pollution incidents and failures regarding dirty water between 2022 and 2025.

Major companies penalized include Thames Water, Anglian Water, South West Water, Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water, and Southern Water."

There's more about it here:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/record-81-criminal-investigations-launched-into-water-companies-under-government-crackdown


Yesterday at 07:30:58 PM
Yes,  he was asked that,  and he had not been abroad.

Thank you.  We're fortunate to be in the North-West.  Of course, give them time...!

[klondike]

Latest I've read says it wasn't actual cholera but some other bacteria they'll maybe need to rename now -  Non-toxigenic Vibrio cholerae