Irish outbreak continues22nd October 2012 |
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14th December 2012
Ireland's Food Safety Authority has reported a 118% increase in cases of farm related E.coli in the last year. There were 251 cases in 2011 but this rose to 547 in 2012. Most of these occurred in rural areas and almost half occurred in children under five years of age... ...read on
17th November 2012
The Public Health Agency (PHA) and Environmental Health Officers from Belfast City Council are satisfied that the outbreak of E.coli O157 linked to Flicks restaurant in Belfast is now over. As of 3.00 pm on Wednesday 14th November,... ...read on
5th November 2012
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is reminding people of the importance of following good food hygiene practice, and what to do if they go down with food poisoning. This is in light of an extensive on-going outbreak of E.coli O157 linked with Flick’s restaurant in... ...read on
25th October 2012
Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency (PHA) has reported that there are now 124 confirmed cases of E.coli O157 in the country's worst ever outbreak. It is examining another 166 probable cases, linked to Flicks restaurant in Belfast's Cityside shopping complex. The i... ...read on
22nd October 2012
At least 269 people are now suspected to have fallen ill in an outbreak of E.coli O157:H7 after eating at Flick's restaurant in Belfast, the Public Health Agency (PHA) announced yesterday. The number ill consist of 90 laboratory-confirmed cases and another 179 probabl... ...read on
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