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'74 people ill and 16 hospitalised' after parasitic infection outbreak at farm

  • In April 2025, at least 74 individuals became ill with cryptosporidium after participating in animal feeding activities involving calves and lambs at a farm shop located in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan.
  • The outbreak followed visits to the farm’s petting zoo, where public health officials linked the parasite infection to animal contact, leading the farm to suspend feeding sessions.
  • Reported symptoms include diarrhoea with a watery consistency, abdominal discomfort, feelings of sickness, low-grade fever, and decreased appetite; children and those with weakened immune systems are particularly at risk of developing severe illness.
  • Public Health Wales confirmed 16 hospitalisations, urged those with symptoms to seek medical care, and stressed hygiene measures like frequent handwashing to prevent further spread.
  • The case count may rise due to the parasite’s incubation period, prompting ongoing investigations and advice to avoid contact with others until symptoms resolve.
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Daily Post broke the news in Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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