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Two girls ill in E.coli outbreak Two girls ill in E.coli outbreak
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Two girls who attended a dance camp in Pembrokeshire have contracted E.coli, it has been confirmed.Two girls who attended a dance camp in Pembrokeshire have contracted E.coli, it has been confirmed.
An 11-year-old from the West Midlands is being treated in hospital and a seven-year-old from Denbighshire is recovering at home.An 11-year-old from the West Midlands is being treated in hospital and a seven-year-old from Denbighshire is recovering at home.
Both had attended Dance Camp Wales in Cresselly, between 29 July and 9 August.Both had attended Dance Camp Wales in Cresselly, between 29 July and 9 August.
Pembrokeshire council's and the National Public Health Service for Wales (NPHS) are investigating. Pembrokeshire council and the National Public Health Service for Wales (NPHS) are investigating.
More to follow... Anyone who attended the event and is experiencing symptoms that may be associated with E.coli O157 infection should contact their GP or Out of Hours Service for medical advice as a matter of urgency.
The serious bacterial infection causes abdominal pain and diarrhoea and symptoms range from mild diarrhoea, stomach cramps and fever to bloody diarrhoea.
Most people recover without complications, but the most severe cases can develop kidney failure.
Separate outbreak
The latest E.coli cases come after an outbreak of the bug in Wrexham last month, which left four people ill.
Karen Morrisroe-Clutton, 32, remains in intensive care but is out of a medically-induced coma.
Abigail Hennessey, three, was in hospital for two weeks and had dialysis for five days, but is now "doing well".
The Llay Fish Bar, in Llay, is closed while an investigation to pinpoint a possible source continues.