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Columbia-Controlled mass poisoning situation the military.

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Controlled mass poisoning situation the military.


Santa B?rbara de Arauca .- The health authorities maintain control of the situation created by the mass poisoning of 120 soldiers of the Eighteenth Brigade.

Initial reports indicate that the emergency was caused by consumption of eggs in poor condition and some poor handling or lack of hygiene practices.

According to the first laboratory samples, is a bacterial infection that would be salmonella, which was found in eggs consumed by the military.

The soldiers receiving medical care at the Hospital San Vicente de Paul.
 
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