Food Poison Symptoms
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Dozens of Pasha’s patrons in Texas report symptoms of food poisoning
According to yesterday’s announcement by city officials, more than 60 diners at a restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, have recently reported food poison symptoms of foodborne illnesses. Multiple violations and an expired license were discovered during inspections of the restaurant last year.
Numerous sick people reported eating at Pasha’s Mediterranean Grill on Wurzbach Road to authorities this week. No other Pasha’s sites were listed in a statement released on September 6 by the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District.
According to public health officials, anyone who ate at Pasha’s on Wurzbach Road and experiences signs of a foodborne illness is advised to seek medical assistance. So far, the sick individuals have described experiencing diarrhea, stomach pains, nausea, and vomiting. Any of Pasha’s clients who recently fell unwell or who will soon become ill should see a doctor, regardless of the food poison symptoms present.
The Pasha’s site in San Antonio is not listed as being open for business in the health department’s statement. But it does mention that “the restaurant is cooperating completely with the investigation.”
According to the department’s statement:
According to the department, “Metro Health personnel are working with the restaurant to verify that all precautions are being taken to prevent any more illnesses.”