84 cases of Edimia infection were reported!This fast food giant in the United States, cooperate with the investigation

The US Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Centers for Fast Food Giants Wongti Burger Infection continued to expand in the Midwest of the United States this week. Since the first announcement of this month, a total of 84 related infections have been reported, but there are no reports of casualties.

The US Broadcasting Corporation reports that the US Centers for Disease Control has received relevant case reports from 4 states. They are 53 cases: Michigan, 23 cases of Ohio, 6 cases of Indiana, and 2 cases of Pennsylvania. At present, the US Centers for Disease Control is striving to confirm the source of pollution. But 84%of patients who were surveyed said that they had dine in Wemati Hamburg one week before the symptoms. Another 88%of the respondents said that they had eaten a burger or sandwiched with Roman lettuce in Wemati Burger.

In this regard, Wendy Burger had issued a statement last Friday that they were working hard to cooperate with the investigation. At the same time, in order to prevent the further expansion of the infection, some restaurants in the area have emptied the relevant inventory of Roman lettuce, and replaced the Roman lettuce in sandwiches. But Wimiti Burger emphasized that the lettuce they used in Salary was different and was not affected by the replacement materials.

As of now, the US Centers for Disease Control has not suggested that the public not to eat at Wenti Hamburg, nor does it recommend that people do not eat Roman lettuce.

However, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that most patients infected with E. coli will begin to develop symptoms such as severe gastric cramps, vomiting and acute diarrhea after three to four days of intake of E. coli. If the symptoms are severe, seek medical treatment immediately.

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