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4 citizens go to hospital after food poisoning
The Ministry of Healthcare of Armenia received today an alarm that four citizens had gone to Nork Infection Hospital with complaints about intestinal viruses, reports the Ministry of Healthcare.
After immediate measures were taken, it turned out that the patients had been at a general event. Biosamples were taken from the patients for laboratory studies, and appropriate measures were taken to detect the source of the virus and identify the cause and effect.
All the patients who were checked into Nork Infection Hospital with complaints about their intestines after a June 6 party have already recovered. The patients were ultimately diagnosed with salmonellosis based on epidemiological studies and laboratory studies with biosamples taken from the patients.
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