five sick by Ecoli after eating at Edmonton restaurant

5 people have been sickened by Ecoli after eating at Mama Nita's Binalot restaurant in southeast Edmonton, Alberta Health Services said Thursday. Health inspectors visited Mama Nita's on Tuesday & the operators are co-operating, Hasselback said. But, Hasselback said every restaurant tends to have room for improvement, & Mama Nita's has been generally compliant by regulations. Signs could occur up to ten days after eating contaminated food, & usually go away on their own within ten days. As well, Mama Nita's staff have been asked to submit stool samples to set if a worker has been toting the pathogenic bacteria.

'It's horrible': lady who suffered Ecoli poisoning wants Edmonton restaurant shut drop

Days later she found out it was a severe status of E.coli poisoning. (Nora Romero)On March 20, Romero ate a Turf Boodle Feast from Mama Nita's Binalot in southeast Edmonton. After providing a stool sample she was notified days later which she tested positive for E.coli. 0 |51On Thursday, AHS approved 5 statuses of Ecoli O157 |H7 pathogenic bacteria were related to food served at Mama Nita's Binalot. The owner of Mama Nita's Binalot did'nt return calls from CBC break news.

five sick: Ecoli O157 outbreak related to Filipino restaurant in Edmonton

as declared in Edmonton health officials have approved 5 statuses of a serious strain of Ecoli related to food served at a restaurant in the city's southeast. A break news release from Alberta Health Services warns which anyone who has eaten at Mama Nita's Binalot ever ever March 15 ought screen themselves for Signs of the contagion. Health officials are continue trying to figure out the source. approved as the source of the contagion, it is known which all of the laboratory-approved statuses participate people who ate food from Mama Nita's Binalot. The website for Mama Nita's Binalot tells it serves authentic Filipino food which could be ordered for delivery.

Health officials investigate Edmonton restaurant after Ecoli outbreak

Alberta Health Services is investigating an outbreak of Ecoli in Edmonton. AHS said there have been 5 approved statuses of Ecoli in the Edmonton Region involving people who ate food from Mama Nita's Binalot. Anyone who ate at the south Edmonton restaurant starting on March 15 is asked to screen themselves for Signs of Ecoli. Environment Public Health staff are working by the restaurant to promote security & lower danger of Ecoli. "At now, I don't believe which there is enough danger which hasn't been appropriately mitigated to justify closing the restaurant," Hasselback said.

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