Which man was responsible for interrupting the London Cholera Epidemic in 1849 by removing the pump handle from the Broad Street Pump?

The man responsible for interrupting the London Cholera Epidemic in 1849 was Dr. John Snow. He conducted a groundbreaking investigation that linked the outbreak to contaminated water from the Broad Street Pump. By removing the pump handle, he effectively stopped people from accessing the contaminated water, which helped to curb the spread of the disease. This action is considered a pivotal moment in the history of public health.