Vanzo's linked to Salmonella Outbreak
Vanzo’s has closed, and heath officials are taking samples of food, etc., hoping to find the source of the outbreak.
According to a story in the Belleville News-Democrat:
The health department is interviewing both ill and well patrons who frequented Vanzo's between Feb. 21 and Monday. Corona [Toni Corona, Madison County Public Health Administrator] asked that people who were at Vanzo's during that period call 692-8954 for an interview, which can be conducted via telephone.
Corona said the four people who ate at the restaurant and suffered salmonella had sought medical attention and underwent testing that confirmed the illness. She said it's possible that other people who ate there have suffered the illness but were not aware that their symptoms were caused by salmonella.
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