Owners of the farm at the centre of the E.coli outbreak said there is no crossover risk of infection at their sister farm in Epsom.
Horton Park Children’s Farm, Epsom, a sister farm to the Godstone attraction is open for business.
Godstone Farm remains closed because of what is said to be the largest outbreak of E.coli in the UK which has put 12 youngsters in hospital.
Three of them remain seriously ill and one mother said her two year-old twin boys were on dialysis as a result of the infection.
Although Epsom and Godstone share administration services there is no physical link between animals on the two farms and each employs its own staff who do not mix.
Extra checks are being made on the Horton animals each day and hygiene regulations are being tightened.
Parents are furious that the farm remained open even after the outbreak was reported.
More than 50,000 people who visited the attraction since August have been urged to seek medical advice.
Do you know any of the children who are ill? Or have you visited the farm recently? Let us know on 0208 330 9554 or email us at newsdesk@epsomguardian.co.uk. Or leave a comment below.
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