Legionnaires' outbreak: Upper West Side building finds Legionella bacteria in hot water system
The city's Department of Health ordered 31 buildings to drain and disinfect their cooling towers after testing positive for Legionella bacteria. The remaining 12 buildings on that list had to be disinfected by Saturday.
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