Anti-Corruption Opens File Due to Salmonella Outbreak in General Hospital; Investigates Sub-Contracted Company
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The Anti-Corruption Secretariat opened an investigation into the salmonella outbreak at the General Hospital and possible administrative responsibilities.
Due to the salmonella outbreak in the General Hospital of Mexico, the Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat initiated an investigation
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The SSa Control Organ initiated a review to determine responsibilities after salmonella outbreak at the General Hospital of Mexico.
The Secretariat of Health of the Latin American country announced that it will open inquiries into the case of 135 resident doctors who contracted this bacterium at the General Hospital of Mexico, located in the capital of the nation.
In order to determine possible administrative responsibilities against public servants attached to the General Hospital of Mexico, on the occasion of an outbreak of salmonella reported in the dining room for medical residents of the institution, the Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat reported this Sunday that since September 3 it opened an investigation. [...] The post Investigate Salmonella outbreak in General Hospital of Mexico ap…
Secretary of Health David Kershenobich reported that of the 153 doctors and doctors affected, 41 required hospital treatment. Health office reviews institutes after outbreak of salmonella in HGM appeared first in Eleven News.
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