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Salmonella hits tourist hotspot
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Four confirmed and three suspected cases of the bacteria have been linked to the Princess Rose Chinese restaurant in Balloch, West Dunbartonshire. Medical staff said none of the cases were giving cause for concern. The restaurant has been formally closed by West Dunbartonshire Council's environmental health section pending further investigation. Dr Syed Ahmed, consultant in public health, said: "We are working closely with West Dunbartonshire Council, Argyll and Bute Council and NHS Highland to identify any other potential cases as well as to identify the cause(s) of this outbreak. "If anyone has visited the Princess Rose Restaurant in Balloch and feels unwell, they should contact their local GP or NHS24 in the first instance." |
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03-26
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