One dead in UK salmonella outbreak as over 200 ill in possible 'imported eggs' link

The UK Health Security Agency has updated consumers on the outbreak which has claimed one life

More than 200 salmonella cases have been confirmed across the UK, with health officials investigating a possible link to imported eggs.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said the salmonella outbreak 'may be linked to eggs imported from outside of the UK', with one person dead and more than 200 cases confirmed across Britain

Salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs kills one and strikes down 207 across UK  GB News

People affected include babies and people as old as 90, according to the UKHSA

Ella Pickover, Press Association Health Correspondent A person has died and hundreds of people have been affected by a food poisoning outbreak, health officials have said. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said the salmonella outbreak “may be linked to eggs imported from outside of the UK”. There has been one death