Health officials determined within three days of the outbreak that it was a norovirus that sickened about 80 people who ate at a Boston-area Chipotle Mexican Grill during the first weekend in December.
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Palestinian attackers killed, 2 Israelis die in Jerusalem
A police spokesperson said the incident occurred in the afternoon near the Old City’s Jaffa Gate, a popular tourist spot. Most have taken place around the Damascus Gate, the main entrance to the Old City’s Muslim quarter.
Mayor Marty Walsh’s administration says the Chipotle near Boston College passed inspection Wednesday and can reopen Thursday. He said the inspection “went very well”, but declined to elaborate. The manager who allowed the sick employee to work has been dismissed, reported the Boston Business Journal. The chain offers paid sick leave to its employees – so why was there an ill food handler working?
Four Turkish soldiers injured in Islamic State attack
Citing threats from IS, Turkey recently sent an unspecified number of reinforcements to the camp, sparking an uproar in Baghdad. Large territories of Iraq and Syria have been occupied by Daesh, a terrorist group outlawed in Russian Federation .
Follow-up tests found that almost all the employees are now free of the virus, and those still carrying it are barred from entering the building, Christopher said.
Trump’s idea of a Muslim ban has US legal experts divided
Maybe they just want to be on his “like” list so they can keep abreast of his latest antics. Trump said he didn’t do it for the polls, so he doesn’t care what the polls say.
Five people have been reported as falling ill in Kansas, North Dakota and Oklahoma, the CDC said Monday in a statement.
A series of foodborne illness outbreaks, which began in the summer in California and Minnesota, and expanded in October to OR and Washington, have taken a toll on Chipotle’s stock price and the brand’s “Food With Integrity” customer perception.
“None of the ingredients in our restaurants today were present at the time of these illnesses”, Chipotle’s release read.
The latest reports take the number of people sickened by E.coli outbreaks linked to Chipotle to 58 and the states affected to 12. The CDC is also investigating another E.coli outbreak of a different, rare strain that may be linked to Chipotle.
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Earlier this month, Chipotle said it would do more high-resolution testing of all fresh produce for potential pathogens, including DNA-based tests of all fresh produce before it is shipped to restaurants, a program that company officials described as far exceeding requirements of state and federal regulatory agencies.
