A second person has died and 58 others have fallen ill amid an outbreak of legionnaires’ disease wreaking havoc in the Harlem area, New York City health officials announced.

It marks an increase from previous figures released by the New York City Health Department on Thursday, when there was a total of 22 reported cases and a single death linked to the growing cluster.

In a statement on Monday, acting New York City health commissioner Dr. Michelle Morse urged anyone in the area suffering from flu-like symptoms to “contact a healthcare provider as soon as possible.”

“It is especially important for people at higher risk — including those ages 50 and older, cigarette smokers, and people with chronic lung disease or compromised immune systems — to get care if they have symptoms,” Mors

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