Public health authorities have issued an Emergency Control Order and closed the kitchen facilities of a caterer as part of investigations into a case of mass food poisoning which affected a group of employees on Thursday evening. In a joint statement on Friday, the Superintendence of Public Health and the Food Safety and Security Authority said that
The Public Health Authorities are investigating a foodborne illness outbreak after a group of employees fell ill following a lunch served at their workplace. The outbreak was identified on Thursday, with 19 people assessed at the Accident and Emergency Department, a statement said. Two of them required hospital admission, while all those affected received
The Public Health Authorities have issued a statement confirming that 19 people were treated and two were hospitalised following a suspected foodborne illness outbreak linked to a workplace lunch. According to the authorities, the outbreak was identified on 25th June after a group of employees fell ill following the consumption of food served at their
Nearly 50 people were taken to Mater Dei Hospital on Thursday evening after falling ill following a work event in St Julian’s. The group is understood to have become unwell after eating food served during the event, with all those affected believed to have attended the same function. Four people are expected to remain in hospital overnight for observation,
Almost 50 people were taken to hospital on Thursday evening after falling ill in an incident believed to be linked to food consumed at a workplace in St Julian's. Sources told Times of Malta that 47 people are currently being treated for suspected food poisoning after being taken to Mater Dei Hospital by ambulance. Eyewitnesses reported seeing "at
