Cryptosporidium cases in Brixham rise to 22 as bottled water is shipped in
There are now 22 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium with more anticipated as bottled supplies are being sent to affected areas.
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Cryptosporidium cases in Brixham rise to 22 as bottled water is shipped in
Tiverton Mid Devon Gazette
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