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Tri-tip beef, served at the Hospice of Yuma event on February 2, was later identified as the contaminated food source.
Health department officials interviewed a total of 120 individuals who experienced Salmonella food poisoning symptoms. According to District Director Becky Brooks, of the 120 people interviewed: 55 had eaten at Crossroads, 34 were event volunteers from the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office, 25 had attended the hospice event, and 5 did not attend, but had eaten left-over tri-tip beef.
The investigation will continue, as swabs from coolers, slicers and prep areas are examined for the presence of the Salmonella outbreak strain. The State Health Department will provide a full report of the outbreak after the investigation is completed.
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