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Three-year-old dies after E. coli infection linked to Australian petting zoo visit

A three-year-old child has died after an E. coli infection following a visit to a petting zoo in Australia.

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The case raises a wider public-health concern about possible exposure to E. coli at an animal-contact venue.

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