Over 700 Airbus airline staff off sick after mysteriously falling ill eating company’s Christmas dinner

OVER 700 Airbus airline staff have fallen ill after eating the corporate’s Christmas dinner.

Health authorities in France confirmed that employees had been left vomiting and affected by diarrhoea.

While it’s not identified what was on the festive menu, Agence Régionale de Santé (ARS) mentioned that at solely “around 100” had been taken ill on the meal in western France final week.

Airbus has since been co-operating with the ARS, in accordance with the BBC, “to identify the cause of the illness and ensure this cannot happen again in the future”.

But an investigation has been launched to seek out the supply of the mass meals poisoning.

Airbus is the biggest plane maker on the planet, and Airbus Atlantic is a subsidiary of the corporate.

Across 5 international locations there are 15,000 individuals employed by the cooperation.

The Airbus group hires 134,000 individuals and gives services within the plane, helicopter, defence, house and safety industries.

Earlier this yr, outbreaks of Salmonella Senftenberg in France and Europe had been thought to have been attributable to “cherry-like tomatoes”.

An ECDPC spokesperson mentioned: “The outbreak pressure was detected in a blended salad dish containing cherry tomatoes amongst inexperienced leaf greens ready on August 17, 2022, in France.

“Tomatoes in the salad in France and tomatoes suspected as vehicles of the infections in Austria were traced back to wholesalers in Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain, and to tomato growers in the Netherlands, Spain, and Morocco.”

And rugby followers had been warned to remain on excessive alert in the course of the World Cup final summer season due to a botulism outbreak in Bordeaux.

One individual handed away and eight individuals had been hospitalised on account of uncommon meals borne botulism poisoning, in accordance with native reviews.