Clark County Reports Four Salmonella Infections Linked to Widespread Outbreak

The Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) has recently identified four confirmed salmonella cases within Clark County, all tied to a larger outbreak spanning several states. Health authorities are actively investigating the contamination source, working in partnership with federal and state agencies to halt further transmission. The affected individuals represent a diverse age range and have required medical care, though thankfully, no deaths have been reported so far.

Officials emphasize the importance of maintaining strict food safety habits to curb the spread of this infection. Key recommendations include:

• Thoroughly washing hands before and after food readiness.
• Ensuring meats reach safe internal temperatures verified by a food thermometer.
• Preventing cross-contamination by separating raw and cooked foods.
• Promptly refrigerating perishable items to slow bacterial growth.

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