Posted on 12/21/2016 9:51:45 AM PST by Islander7
Epidemiologists at the state Department of Health are investigating their agency’s own annual holiday luncheon after dozens of employees reported falling ill after the party last week.
About 70 staff members claim to have experienced gastrointestinal issues following the catered event at the Harold Runnels Building attended by more than 200 employees, according to a spokesman.
(Excerpt) Read more at santafenewmexican.com ...
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You can not make this stuff up!
Michelle O food on the menu?
Probably caused by some kind of “healthy” food like raw veggies. This never happens with cake or cookies.
“She lived alone in a small apartment
Across the street from the health department
She left her pills in the glove compartment
That was the afternoon her heart went”
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S4blhM9IU3A
This is a very good point.
According to the article the bacteria is one that usually grows in cooked food that’s held warm, but not warm enough, for an extended period of time.
My guess is that the chafing dishes were too full or the time from kitchen to event was too long.
“My guess is that the chafing dishes were too full or the time from kitchen to event was too long.”
Someone “laced” the refried beans?
Might that be because libs/dems who infest government organizations are known for being late ?
Employee’s must wash their hands after using the bathroom.
If you have ever gone to a buffet and ran to the toilet an hour or so later... guess what? e-coli... guess what? Fecal matter! Guess what? It’s everywhere!!!!
Those darn Russians!!!
Something I learned quickly was to avoid these things like the ... wel, you know.
Or, since it’s a government office, 2 people actually got sick and, on hearing the news, 68 decided it was a good excuse to take a few days off.
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