New Taipei City Bento Shop Suspected Food Poisoning Case: Patients Increase to 118
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A suspected food poisoning incident at a bento shop in New Taipei City has seen the number of affected patients rise to 118. Many reported symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fever after consuming bento from Qingliu Canteen's "Gongsuo Store" and "Zhongxing Store." Currently, 11 patients are hospitalized, and 20 are under observation. The Health Bureau is investigating the pathogens from "people, objects, and environment," but sample cultivation requires time. Common food items consumed included cabbage, fried eggs, braised eggs, and white rice, suggesting potential issues with food preparation or storage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How many people have sought medical attention in the Qingliu Canteen food poisoning incident as of 3 PM on the 8th?
- A: As of 3 PM on the 8th, a total of 118 people have sought medical attention due to suspected food poisoning from Qingliu Canteen bento.
- Q: Which two Qingliu Canteen locations are linked to individuals who reported food poisoning symptoms?
- A: The 'Gongsuo Store' and 'Zhongxing Store' of Qingliu Canteen are linked to 95 and 23 symptomatic individuals, respectively.
- Q: What is the current hospitalization status of patients affected by the Qingliu Canteen incident?
- A: As of the report, 11 people are hospitalized, 20 are under observation, and the remaining patients have returned home after treatment.
- Q: What types of pathogens are being tested for in the Qingliu Canteen food poisoning investigation?
- A: Tests are being conducted for pathogens including Salmonella, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus, Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Norovirus, Aflatoxin, and chemical contaminants.
- Q: Are any branches of Qingliu Canteen currently open following the food poisoning incident?
- A: No, all three branches of Qingliu Canteen, including Gongsuo, Zhongxing, and Minquan Stores, remain temporarily closed and have not applied for reopening.