Salmonella blamed for mass food poisoning at christening
So far 50 people have been treated in various hospitals in Kaposvár, Pécs, Székesfehérvár, Siófok, Tapolca and Dombóvár for salmonella poisoning apparently caused from food served at a christening party in Kaposvár Monday.
The testing of food samples is still underway, but the virus has been identified in the patients. The food at the christening was ordered from an unlicensed restaurant.
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