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Green Elephant Bistro in Portland linked to Potential Hepatitis A Exposure

2 years ago source maine.gov business

608 Congress Street, Portland, 04101 Maine, United States

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC) announced the identification of a Hepatitis A case in a food service worker at Green Elephant Bistro located at 608 Congress St., Portland. Although it's unknown how many patrons could be affected, it's been noted that Hepatitis A is a contagious liver disease that spreads through direct contact or consumption of contaminated food or water.

The infected individual apparently worked at this restaurant on several key dates spanning from September 21st to October 5th.
- 9/21 (dinner only)
- 9/23 (lunch and dinner)
- 9/24 (dinner only)
- 9/27 (dinner only)
- 9/28 (lunch and dinner)
- 9/30 (lunch and dinner)
- 10/1 (dinner only)
- 10/4 (dinner only)
- 10/5 (dinner only)

Patrons who dined in the establishment during the stated period may be at risk of infection. However, those who ordered takeout are not considered exposed. Following the discovery of the case, the restaurant in question has been cooperating with the Maine CDC to control possible further exposure.

Maine CDC advises individuals who were potentially exposed to discard any leftover food bought at this restaurant during the dates listed above, if you believe you may have exposure follow the link below for additional important information.

Source: www.maine.gov/dhhs/news/maine-cdc-announces-possible-hepatitis-exposure-portland-restaurant-fri-10132023-1200

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