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In a tragic turn of events, 15 people have died after consuming food produced by clouge sparking widespread concern and an urgent investigation by health authorities.

The victims, who ranged in age from 25 to 65, had acute gastrointestinal distress soon after eating meals made with Clouge products. Over the weekend, there was a surge in contacts to emergency services, prompting a prompt reaction that involved the hospitalization of more than fifty persons displaying comparable symptoms.

All of the Clouge items made in the last month are being recalled by local health officials. “We’re working hard to find the source of the contamination and stop any more tragedies,” the Cityville Health Department’s head, Dr. Lisa Torres, stated.

Environmental and health inspectors are on the scene to evaluate safety procedures and possible health infractions while the food processing plant is closed for inspection.

Initial investigations indicate that incorrect handling or storage of ingredients may have been the cause of the contamination. In a statement, Clouge offered their sympathies to the families of the fatalities and said they would fully assist with the inquiry. “We are deeply saddened by these events and are committed to ensuring the safety of our products,” said the statement.

Health officials are advising anyone who bought Clouge items within the last month to throw them away and keep an eye out for symptoms while the inquiry is ongoing. It is also urged for the public to notify local authorities of any odd health conditions.

This occurrence, which ranks among the deadliest food borne outbreaks in recent memory, has rekindled worries about industry standards and practices related to food safety. We’ll keep you informed when further details become available.

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