Large outbreak of viral gastroenteritis caused by contaminated drinking water in Apulia, Italy, May - October 2006

D Martinelli; R Prato; M Chironna; A Sallustio; G Caputi; M Conversano; M L Ciofi Degli Atti; F P D’Ancona; C A Germinario; M Quarto

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Large outbreak of viral gastroenteritis caused by contaminated drinking water in Apulia, Italy, May - October 2006
D Martinelli , R Prato , M Chironna , A Sallustio , G Caputi , M Conversano , M L Ciofi Degli Atti , F P D’Ancona , C A Germinario , M Quarto
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Citation style for this article: Martinelli D, Prato R, Chironna M, Sallustio A, Caputi G, Conversano M, Ciofi Degli Atti M L, D’Ancona F P, Germinario C A, Quarto M. Large outbreak of viral gastroenteritis caused by contaminated drinking water in Apulia, Italy, May - October 2006. Euro Surveill. 2007;12(16):pii=3176. https://doi.org/10.2807/esw.12.16.03176-en

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At the end of July 2006, an unusually high number of patients with acute diarrhoea were reported by the accident and emergency departments in Taranto, Apulia. Subsequently, a field investigation was conducted jointly by the Apulia Regional Epidemiological Observatory and the Regional Reference Laboratory in Bari, and the Epidemiological Department of Taranto Local Health Unit.

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