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I have a question: how is that brain-eating amoeba found it's way to the city's water supply, if it naturally can be "found in in warm bodies of fresh water, such as ponds, lakes and hot springs... and near warm-water discharges of industrial plants"?[Link]
It is also known that if "N. fowleri invades and attacks the human nervous system, such an infection nearly always results in the death of the victim. The case fatality rate is estimated at over 99%." There were many incidents all over the world, some of them unexplained _[Link]
More info from Wiki:
" Most cases over the years have been in the Southeast U.S. In 2011, there were two unusual cases in which Louisiana residents died after becoming infected by using neti pots with household tap water...
Two years later, the St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana water system was found to contain N. fowleri after a 4 year old died of the infection. In 2013, a girl in Arkansas became the third known person in the last 50 years to survive the parasite after her doctors gave her an experimental drug, Miltefosine, in addition to the standard treatment."
So, when the city officials tell people that the water is safe to drink or bathe in it, or take a shower, is it really? Heavily chlorinated water isn't safe to drink either, osit.