Three individuals have been transferred from a restaurant to the "Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery" with a preliminary diagnosis of "acute intestinal infection."
Three individuals have been transferred from a restaurant to the "Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery" with a preliminary diagnosis of "acute intestinal infection."
07-08-2026 15:20 Armenia Social
The Food Safety Inspection Body received a report on August 6 from the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) stating that three individuals had been transferred to the "Mikayelyan Institute of Surgery" LLC with a preliminary diagnosis of "acute intestinal infection."
It was found that the patients had eaten chicken and duck meat, French fries, fried cheese, seafood, Caesar salad, bruschetta, avocado, and cheese at the "Bamboo" bar-restaurant (Yerevan, 2/2 Azatutyun Avenue) that day.
Responding quickly to the report, the Inspection Body has begun monitoring at the "Bamboo" bar-restaurant. Samples of the available food will be sent for laboratory testing.
The results will be published:
* This text was automatically translated by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
