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poisoning at a restaurant in Markham.York Region Public Health said people who had eaten food from Delight Restaurant & BBQ on Castlemore Avenue in Markham and are experiencing symptoms should seek medical help.“The Regional Municipality of York is currently investigating reports of several individuals becoming seriously ill following a meal at a restaurant in the City of Markham,” the public health body said in a statement sent to Global News.York Regional Police also said officers were made aware of an incident on Sunday.Police said York Region Public Health is the leading the investigation into the case.Public health was unable to confirm how many were in hospital.

No charges have been laid.York Region Public Health said Delight Restaurant & BBQ was closed and cooperating with its investigation.“York Region Public Health responded immediately by launching an investigation and closing the restaurant,” the health unit said.York Region Public Health has not released any of its findings, including how people have become seriously ill after eating at the Markham restaurant.

Toronto raccoon rescued after being poisoned with windshield wiper fluid The federal Office of the Minister of Public Safety also released a statement concerning the possible poisoning.”We are aware of concerning reports of possible food borne poisonings in the Markham area,” the statement said.“We will continue to monitor for further details provided by the police of jurisdiction – the York Regional Police – as well as regional health authorities as the situation unfolds.

At this time, they are best placed to provide the most recent updates on this incident.”David Juurlink, head of clinical pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Toronto,.

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