6 died and hundreds infected after E. coli outbreak in Germany

Picture provided by the German Research Centre for Infectious Diseases shows the E. coli bacteria

Six people were killed and 300 more are infected after an E coli outburst connected to vegetables spread through Germany. Experts of the German Institute for infectious diseases announced that the infections were linked to the consumption of raw cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce. Research Center for control and prevention warn people not to eat this kind of food. Three of the deaths were caused by HUS – hemolytic uremic syndrome – and the other three came from contamination with HUS and E. Eriacta tablet is available in 100mg size and its active viagra viagra online component is Sildenafil. Vailf tablets for example is a levitra 60 mg , an oral therapy use to treat erectile dysfunction. Conclusion: levitra tabs and Silagra are perfectly same in the functionality but the only difference is in the pricing of the both the drugs. silagra online is very cheap in cost in comparison to the levitra. Men are also order generic levitra http://seanamic.com/author/czak2015/ known to take more initiative when it comes to sex and sexual acts. coli. The first signs of HUS infections were observed in Germany in mid-May and the E-coli was detected on May 26. E-coli or eterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli leads to hemorrhage in the intestines and was discovered in organic cucumbers imported from Spain, packed in Germany and delivered in several other countries such as Austria, Czech Republic, Spain, Denmark, Hungary and Luxembourg.
The important advises for consumers are to prepare the vegetables at temperatures above 70 degrees Celsius for minimun 2 minutes in order to destroy the E. coli bacteria. Placing the vegetables in the freezer does not kill the E.coli.