The Los Angeles County Department of Health said it is investigating a norovirus outbreak among attendees to the Dec. 3 event. A recall has also been issued for the oysters.

Summary

A norovirus outbreak in Los Angeles sickened over 80 attendees of the Dec. 3 Los Angeles Times “101 Best Restaurants” event after consuming raw oysters.

The affected oysters, sourced from British Columbia and linked to multiple brands, were recalled on Dec. 13.

The FDA warned against selling or serving oysters harvested from parts of British Columbia in 14 states and D.C.

Norovirus, a common foodborne illness, is linked to contaminated shellfish. Health officials are investigating, while event organizers emphasized adherence to food safety protocols.

  • RagnarokOnline
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    14 hours ago

    Was going to eat oysters this Sunday. You just saved my Christmas.

    • Drusas@fedia.io
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      3 hours ago

      The affected oysters have been recalled. Whatever you go buy from the store would almost certainly be fine.