В Worcestershire эксгумировали тело в ходе расследования вспышки инфекций

AN EXHUMATION was carried out in Worcestershire during an infection control investigation, an official report reveals. The process was overseen by an officer from Worcestershire Regulatory Services (WRS), which is supported by all of the county's district councils. In the report, WRS said: "Infection control investigations were undertaken into cases of norovirus and cryptosporidium across the district, and an officer was deployed to oversee an exhumation." The officer worked for WRS's community environmental health team. READ MORE: Aldi salmonella incident prompts health teams to act Norovirus is a highly contagious stomach bug that causes vomiting and diarrhoea, while cryptosporidium is a parasite which causes an illness or disease called cryptosporidiosis, affecting people and some animals No further details were disclosed in the report summing up the public body's activities over the last financial year. WRS, which has the motto 'supporting and protecting you', is a shared service delivering environmental health functions on behalf of the six district councils in Worcestershire.