
Neglected properties, e.g. with broken windows, can become colonised by pigeons. Droppings build up and can support growth of the histoplasmosis fungi.
When disturbed the spores can be released into the air, and when inhaled, can start an infection. Careful removal procedures are required to ensure safety of workers, building occupants and disposal companies.

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