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CONCORD, N.H. — Customers of New Hampshire restaurants will soon be asked to provide basic contact information to help facilitate COVID-19 contact tracing investigations. Gov. Chris Sununu said the requirement will begin Saturday. Customers will be asked for their name and phone number, and restaurants will record their time of arrival. Sununu said the information will help contact tracing teams if it's learned that someone in the restaurant has COVID-19.

300 now report illness after eating at Indianapolis Olive Garden By CAROL DRUGA Associated Press Writer Published December 15, 2006, 2:44 PM CST INDIANAPOLIS -- More than 300 people say they became ill, and at least three have been hospitalized, after eating at an Olive Garden restaurant last weekend, health officials said Friday. The restaurant on Indianapolis' north side was closed temporarily while health officials and the company investigate what caused customers to complain of nausea, vomiting, fever and diarrhea, a company spokesman said. Steve Coe, a spokesman for the Orlando, Fla.-based chain of Italian restaurants, said health officials are...