to CTM and Landry and Kling – the companies contracted by the Home Office to operate the barge – the same day.
But she claimed because legionella had been detected in a structure and not a person, it was the council’s responsibility rather than the UKHSA. It is also claimed that a Home Office official was “verbally informed” of the test results on this day. The UKHSA organised an incident management meeting on Thursday morning, which included representatives from the NHS, Dorset Council and the Home Office.
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