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Petting farm visit ends in tragedy for Melbourne girl
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Petting farm visit ends in tragedy for Melbourne girl

The E.coli infection caused hemolytic uremic syndrome, which led to permanent brain damage, kidney failure, and death after six weeks.

Why it mattersPetting farms carry disease risks. The family urges parents to watch for gastro symptoms and enforce hand hygiene with children.

Corroborated bysmh.com.au·theage.com.au

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