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Restaurant at the centre of salmonella outbreak can reopen

Dragon Sushi restaurant, Palma, Majorca. Archive photo. | LAURA BECERRA¶

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporterPalma22/11/2019 04:01

Dragon Sushi in Palma, Majorca could be reopened by the end of this week, according to the Public Health Department.

Food inspectors from the public health department checked the restaurant on Wednesday and established that deficiencies which had led to its closure have been rectified.

The restaurant was shut down on 25 August and ordered to pay a fine after a salmonella outbreak affected 102 people.

The cause of the contamination at Dragon Sushi was never found.

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Yogi | over 5 years ago

Who in their right mind would ever eat there? Good luck to them if they do!

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Fred. | over 5 years ago

No Sushi for me. I could not eat ucooked Fish.

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