Epidemie de salmonella în Europa: Peste 340 de cazuri raportate în cel puțin 7 țări. Cauza ar fi ouăle importate

A salmonella outbreak has affected at least seven European countries, with the UK being the hardest hit. Authorities suspect imported eggs, particularly those used in restaurants, as the main source. Over 340 cases have been reported, with 207 in the UK, leading to one death. The investigation is ongoing, focusing on both eggs and poultry products. Health officials recommend vulnerable groups avoid undercooked eggs and related foods. Salmonella is commonly transmitted through contaminated food and can cause severe illness.