Legionnaires' disease
The Hotel in Which the Two Britons Who Died of Legionnaires' Disease Stayed, Is Being Checked
The hotel in which the two Britons who died of Legionnaires' disease stayed, is being checked. The Ministry of Tourism will inspect the hotel, together with the Food Agency, the Health Inspectorate and the Commission for Consumer Protection
The Samples for Legionnaires’ Disease Taken from the Hotel Where the British Tourists Have Stayed Are Negative
In relation with information of the British tabloid Mirror about two British tourists who had passed away from Legionnaires' disease after staying at a hotel in Bulgaria, the Bulgarian Ministry of Health informs that the samples for Legionnaires' disease taken from the hotel in Sunny Beach resort at the Bulgarian Black sea coast, where the British tourists were accommodated before the beginning
Second British Tourist Dies of Legionnaires Disease after Visiting the Same Bulgarian Hotel
A 75-year-old man from Huddersfield is the latest Briton to die of a suspected outbreak of Legionnaires disease linked to a Bulgarian three-star resort, reports Daily Mail.
Brian Taylor, 75, was admitted to hospital after returning from a week's holiday at the Hotel Kalofer on Sunny Beach, Bulgaria.
Man Dies of Legionnaires' Disease after Bulgarian Holiday
A man from Lanarkshire has died from Legionnaires' disease after staying at a Bulgarian hotel, it has been claimed.
John Cowan, from Hamilton, died in June a week after falling ill at the Hotel Kalofer in the Sunny Beach resort.
The 43-year-old's family claim he contracted Legionnaires at the hotel and are threatening legal action against holiday firm Jet2.
Greek disease control agency warns over Legionnaire's disease
The Center for Disease Prevention and Control (KEELPNO) has launched a campaign to inform citizens about Legionnaires' disease following an increase in cases reported in Greece.