The Alabama Department of Public Health has confirmed staph in several types of food served at a Montgomery day care was what sent nearly 90 children to the emergency room and required 30 to be hospitalized.
Multiple media outlets report that a health department report says the Staphylococcus aureus toxin-producing bacteria found in food products served at the Sunnyside Child Care Center matches the bacteria from samples taken from children who fell ill after eating the food at the center.
The state health department says public health environmentalists have worked with the day care employees on the kitchen and food handling to avoid any reoccurrence and prevent future food-related outbreaks.
Operations at the child care center resumed on June 29.
Related:
- Alabama Investigates Day Care After 38 Children Hospitalized With Illness
- Alabama Officials: Food Poisoning at Day Care Likely Cause of 86 Sick Kids
- Lawsuits Filed Against Alabama Day Care Over Child Illnesses
Topics Alabama
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