British holidaymakers heading for Spain have been warned of a deadly food bug that is found in a popular local dish.
A man, 38, needed hospitalisation after he was infected with the bug, while another woman, 38, was able to recover at home, Food Safety News reported.Read More:In some cases, it can lead to paralysis.
While cases were mainly found in Barcelona, there have also been infections in Andalucia, Madrid and Galicia. "In all cases there was a history of having consumed precooked potato omelettes, packaged and purchased in different supermarkets from different brands," it said. Grupo Empresarial Palacios Alimentación have recalled their omelette product and have stopped production.T
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