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Airbus Subsidiary Employees Fall Ill After Christmas Lunch in France

  • Editor Staff
  • December 25, 2023
ILLESCAS, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 16, 2019: Airbus logo on Airbus building. Airbus is a European aerospace corporation
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Around 100 employees of Airbus Atlantic, a subsidiary of European aerospace company Airbus SE, fell ill after a Christmas lunch in France. The illness was attributed to a food-borne source, though the specific food item was not disclosed. Fortunately, no one suffered severe illness, and all affected employees had returned to work the following Monday. French health authorities are leading an investigation into the outbreak, and Airbus is cooperating fully to identify the cause and prevent such incidents in the future.

 

Best Coverage: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/12/24/business/airbus-employees-sick-christmas-lunch/index.html

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