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Salmonella Outbreak at Piper Arms Restaurant

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Eleven confirmed and thirty-six probable salmonella cases linked to Piper Arms restaurant in Hamilton. Five hospitalized, including a womans 68-year-old mother who contracted the rare, severe strain after eating shrimp. Public health advises anyone with symptoms to call them, stay home, wash up, and cook meats properly. Investigation ongoing.

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Salmonella Outbreak at Piper Arms Restaurant

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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Salmonella Outbreak at Piper Arms Restaurant. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

11 confirmed cases of Salmanella and 36 probable ones are tied to the Piper Arms restaurant on Stone Church Road East in Hamilton. According to Public Health, they've revised the hospitalized countdown to 5 and the spot got shut down temporarily on Monday to help the investigation and keep folks safe. One Caledonia woman hit hard. Her 68-year-old mom, a shrimp there on Good Friday, ended up in St. Joseph's ER Easter Sunday, puking and in. Agony, with the bug in her bloodstream. Daughter Magdalena Lu said she daughter mom was going to die. She still laid up, week as a zombie after a week with no real food. Experts like McMaster's Brian Coombs called this strain, unusually nasty rare bloodstream spread in Canada, hitting kidneys and hearts too. Public Health urges anyone who ate there with bad symptoms to call them. At 905-546-2424, extension 7-9-70, stay home, wash up and cook meats right to dodge this.

Investigations ongoing till they pinpoint the source. That's your update from Calgary News today, powered by AI.

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