Latest telework worry: Empty federal buildings raise risk of Legionnaires' disease

21-9-2023 Politics Washington Times - Politics 23

The water supply in at least six federal government buildings is contaminated with the bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease, and the problem may be even more widespread, according to the inspector general who oversees U.S. properties.

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