Health officials in Stockholm are investigating a suspected listeria outbreak linked to the upscale restaurant, Coco & Carmen. So far, at least 15 people have fallen ill, with four developing sepsis, a potentially life-threatening immune response. While most affected diners are experiencing milder symptoms, the development of sepsis highlights the severity of the situation. The restaurant has voluntarily closed its doors as authorities expand their contact tracing efforts, covering patrons who dined there between September 23rd and 27th. Health experts emphasize that listeria poses the greatest risk to vulnerable individuals, including pregnant women, the elderly, and those with compromised immune systems. Coco & Carmen, which has stated it consistently passes food safety inspections, is cooperating fully with the ongoing investigation, with owners expressing deep regret and hope to reopen soon.
U.S. Energy Secretary Pushes Venezuela for Deeper Economic Reforms to Attract Investment
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright arrived in Venezuela on Wednesday, advocating for a significant transformation of the country's energy sector....