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Salmonella confirmed in chicken batch at supermarket in Lamia, two employees test positive

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Laboratory tests have confirmed the presence of Salmonella in a batch of chicken from a supermarket in Lamia.
Two employees in the city have tested positive for the bacteria.
Investigations by the Greek Public Health Organization (EODY) are ongoing regarding this incident.
The contamination has raised concerns among local food industry professionals and consumers.
The specific supplier of the affected chicken batch has been identified.

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Health authorities in Lamia, Greece, have confirmed the presence of salmonella in a batch of chicken from a supermarket. Laboratory tests conducted by the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) found that samples from a specific supplier contained the bacteria. This discovery has raised concerns among local health officials and the public regarding food safety.

In addition to the contaminated chicken, two employees from a local food establishment tested positive for the bacteria. Authorities are continuing their investigations to trace the source and extent of the outbreak. Local professionals are urging caution and recommending that consumers remain vigilant regarding any poultry products they purchase.

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