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Spain: Trichinosis cases in the municipality of Alcal? La Real in Ja?n

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Source: https://www.euroweeklynews.com/2020...tic-disease-in-spains-andalusia/#.XjHt-Rdryik

Outbreak feared as multiple patients hospitalised with parasitic disease in Spain’s Andalucia
By Isha Sesay -
29 January 2020 @ 21:01

SEVERAL people have been hospitalised with the parasitic trichinosis disease after consuming a dish made with wild boar in Spain’s Andalucia.

The region’s Ministry of Health and Families have released a statement which details that four people have so far been hospitalised with the disease, and that there are 13 suspected cases in the municipality of Alcal? La Real in Ja?n.

Although the investigation is still ongoing, the information made public so far indicates that the source of the infection was a sausage made at a family home, and that the meat originates from a wild boar which was slaughtered...
 
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