health
Dozens more Brits struck down by deadly salmonella
ANOTHER 50 Brits have been struck down by the deadly salmonella outbreak that has already killed one.
TL;DR
- 259 people in the UK have been sickened by a salmonella outbreak, with 50 new cases.
- The outbreak is linked to imported eggs, and potentially chicken products in Europe.
- One death has been attributed to the outbreak.
- Vulnerable groups, including under fives, over 65s, and pregnant women, should avoid runny eggs and dishes with raw/lightly cooked eggs.
- Thoroughly cooked eggs and those with British Lion mark or Laid in Britain assurance are considered safe for vulnerable groups.
- Good hygiene practices, such as thorough hand washing and proper food storage/cooking, are essential for prevention.