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E. coli strain associated with Seattle restaurant goes traveling

E. coli strain associated with Seattle restaurant goes traveling

The number of people ill with the same strain of E. coli associated with the now-closed Matador restaurant in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood has doubled, and the outbreak may be more far-flung than first reported.At least 10 people have been sickened to date, up from the original five, according to Public Health — Seattle & King County.The agency is chasing down a strain of E. coli that has not been seen before in Washington state and which the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicated has also infected people from Colorado, Idaho, and New York.


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Another Seattle restaurant dealing with E. coli concerns

Another Seattle restaurant dealing with E. coli concerns

SEATTLE – Another Seattle restaurant is linked to a growing E. coli outbreak.Tuesday night, we told you about King County Public Health shutting down The Matador restaurant in Ballard for E. coli concerns.Wednesday, we're learning two people who ate at Memo's Mexican Food in the University District also got sick with E. coli.


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Seattle restaurant Memo's struck with E. coli concerns

Seattle restaurant Memo's struck with E. coli concerns

King County Public Health is investigating two cases of E. coli associated with Memo's Mexican Food Restaurant in Seattle's University District.One King County resident and one non-King County resident got sick after eating at the restaurant on August 18 and August 24, respectively.They have since recovered.