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Submitting. An adult and a child died after they contracted cryptococcus, an infection linked to pigeon droppings, while another adult died after contracting fungal infection mucor at the hospital. The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. In the latter case the Procurator Fiscal concluded that the death was from natural causes and was likely unavoidable and that mucoraceous mould, while present, did not contribute to the death. Milly Main, 10, died in 2017 at the hospital from an infection, which her mother said she believes was “100%” due to contaminated water. The oversight board said it recognised that there were “significant shortcomings” in the construction and handover of the QEUH, and how NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) responded to emerging and related problems.

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