Spanish food poisoning cases linked to sandwich; one person dead
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LexBlogSpanish food poisoning cases linked to sandwich; one person dead
More than 40 people have fallen sick in Spain with a type of sandwich served at a restaurant suspected of causing illness. The Regional Delegation of Health and Consumption of the Andalusian Government confirmed it is investigating 44 cases of food poisoning from the beginning of January. A woman in her 60s has died but it is unclear if this is related to the food consumed as part of the outbreak. Health officials in Córdoba said the likely caus…
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A serious case of food poisoning in an establishment in the capital of Córdoba has triggered all the alerts due to the high number of people affected: 44 people and one of them deceased, although it has not yet been possible to confirm that the cause is the consumption of food related to the outbreak”. Specifically, pollution is linked to some pringá sandwiches served during a birthday at the venue, as specified by the Regional Delegation for He…
The health delegation of the Junta de Andalucía in Córdoba is studying up to 44 cases of food poisoning by a pringá mount that those affected would have consumed in a tavern in the capital of Cordoba, which has been closed since then. Sources from the regional administration have informed EFE that the “inspection of the premises” and the “sampling” of the existing foods in the establishment have been carried out, while the “follow-up and survey”…
The Board investigates whether E. Coli was present in the food. The Patient Ombudsman asks the Córdoba Public Prosecutor’s Office to open an ex officio investigation. More information: Discard food poisoning in the 11 doctors affected after dinner at the Clinic of Malaga
The Territorial Delegation of Health and Consumption of the Junta de Andalucía in Córdoba is investigating food toxiinfection after consumption of pringá montaditos. In total, there are 44 people affected, one of them deceased. However, it has not been possible to confirm that "the cause is the consumption of food related to the outbreak".This has been highlighted to Europa Press sources of the Junta, which have explained that on the part of the…
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