Two dozens of people are sick after eating in this popular fast food chain
So far, a case of norovirus has been confirmed.
Nearly 25 people reported symptoms of food poisoning after receiving food or visiting a metro in Idaho, according to theSouthwest District Health (SWDH).
People who reported symptoms visited the Caldwell Caldwell Sandwich Restaurant between March 16 and March 19. SWDH determined that the store followed all advice and guidelines after an inspection. Although the location has taken steps to stop the propagation of the virus, SwDh has not been mentioned. (In touch:The 7 healthiest foods to eat right now)
So far, a positive case of Norovirus has been confirmed. Norovirus represents about 90% of the epidemics of gastrointestinal disease each year at the US.S. according to swdh. Symptoms include vomiting, nausea, low quality fever, diarrhea and cramps. They can appear at 12 hours after exposure but generally within approximately 24 to 48 years.
Unlike anotherFast food chain recently impacted an epidemic of NorovirusIt is unclear if this metro location will be closed for deep cleaning. The location of Arby in Illinois was first linked to 40 cases of foodborne illness at the end of February. This number reached nearly 100 cases in mid-March and the restaurant was closed twice for cleaning.
"Swdh encourages anyone who knows symptoms of fever, diarrhea, abdominal pain and / or vomiting to whom they think they're related to something they have eaten to talk to their health care provider," said office. "If you believe you have been exposed, you must contact the Swdh reporting line on your illness by phone at 208-455-5442."
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