A Flesh-Eating Ocean Bacteria is Killing People in the Carolinas

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Nadia Ramlagan
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Sammy Fretwell
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Ali Raj
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Sofia Moutinho
2020 Post-Grad Reporting Fellow

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Paddlers make their way along the Waccamaw River picking up trash near Conway, S.C. Image by Jason Lee / The Sun News. United States, undated.

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