Sixteen people report becoming ill after visiting Craigies Farm, a petting farm in South Queensferry near Edinburgh. Multiple outlets report that the outbreak involves cryptosporidium, a parasite that can be carried by a range of farm animals. NHS Lothian is investigating the cases linked to the visit, and the public health response focuses on understanding how exposure occurred and whether additional measures are needed at the site. The reports describe the illness as occurring among visitors to the farm, with symptoms consistent with cryptosporidium infection. Authorities are assessing the extent of the cluster and tracing the common source to the farm visit. The Independent and other outlets state that cryptosporidium can be found in different animal species present at farms, which may contribute to how people become exposed. The investigation continues as health officials review information from affected individuals and the circumstances of their visits to Craigies Farm.