21 people sick with salmonella in 2 counties
A salmonella outbreak in two Utah counties has sickened 21 people, with health officials still searching for the source.
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Source diversity sample: kjzz.com · Cache Valley Daily · ABC4 Utah · The Herald Journal · Utah Public Radio · KUTV · KSL News.
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What happened
A salmonella outbreak has been reported in Cache and Box Elder Counties, Utah. The source of the outbreak remains unknown. The outbreak has prompted a search for its origin.
ABC4 Utah, The Herald Journal, Utah Public Radio, KUTV, and KSL News have all reported on the outbreak. KUTV and KSL News both specify that 21 people have been sickened. The source of the outbreak is still unknown.
The search for the source is ongoing. The public is advised to take precautions to avoid salmonella infection. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends cooking food thoroughly, washing hands frequently, and avoiding cross-contamination in the kitchen.
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Who reported it (7)
- 21 salmonella cases reported in Cache, Box Elder counties as officials search for source kjzz.com · 9h ago
- Health officials investigating Salmonella outbreak across Cache and Box Elder counties Cache Valley Daily · 9h ago
- Salmonella outbreak reported in Cache, Box Elder Counties ABC4 Utah · 9h ago
- Salmonella outbreak in Cache and Box Elder Counties The Herald Journal · 9h ago
- Daily news: There’s a Salmonella outbreak in Cache and Box Elder counties Utah Public Radio · 9h ago
- 21 salmonella cases reported in Cache, Box Elder counties as officials search for source KUTV · 9h ago
- 21 people sick with salmonella in 2 counties KSL News · 9h ago
Questions people are asking
How many people have been affected by the salmonella outbreak?
21 people have been sickened by the outbreak.
Where has the salmonella outbreak been reported?
The outbreak has been reported in Cache and Box Elder Counties, Utah.
What is being done to address the salmonella outbreak?
Health officials are searching for the source of the outbreak. The public is advised to take precautions to avoid salmonella infection.
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