In Astrakhan, Russia, a foodborne illness outbreak caused by… (астрахань · госпитализировать · отравление)
In Astrakhan, Russia, a foodborne illness outbreak caused by salmonella led to multiple hospitalizations and one death, with the source traced to fish patties from a grocery store 'Mikhailovsky' that were prepared in violation of sanitary regulations. Authorities have launched an investigation and criminal case.
Consensus
- The outbreak occurred after consumption of fish patties
- The source was a shop named 'Mikhailovsky'
- There was at least one death due to the illness
- A criminal case has been initiated for providing unsafe services
Points of divergence
- 22 confirmed cases of salmonellosis, with five being children; 18 people remain hospitalized including four children; three patients were discharged and one died. — kommersant
- 30 people were hospitalized with suspected salmonellosis as of June 29; all cases occurred after consuming fish patties from a food service establishment in the city. — vm
- 23 people were hospitalized, including six children aged one to fifteen years old; one person died due to poisoning by ready-made food. — vesti
Coverage (6 sources)
- 22 cases of salmonellosis confirmed in Astrakhan following meatball poisoning — Коммерсантъ
- 35 residents of Astrakhan hospitalized with suspected salmonellosis — Коммерсантъ
- 30 People Hospitalized in Astrakhan with Suspected Salmonella — Вечерняя Москва
- Number of people hospitalized for poisoning in Astrakhan has risen to 23 — Коммерсантъ
- Number of people hospitalized for poisoning in Astrakhan has risen to 23 — Вести
- Number of Astana patients suspected of salmonellosis has reached 23 — Вечерняя Москва