"E. coli is found in large quantities in the digestive systems of humans, cows and other mammals. It has been responsible for a large number of food contamination outbreaks in a wide variety of countries. In most cases, it causes non-lethal stomach ailments.
But enterohaemorrhagic E.coli, or EHEC, causes more severe symptoms, ranging from bloody diarrhea to the rare hemolytic uremic syndrome. In Germany, at least 373 people have come down with the syndrome, or HUS, in which E. coli infection attacks the kidneys, sometimes causing seizures, strokes and comas."
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43222918/ns/health-food_safety/
Hungarians are schocked about this. Media said one day: It was a spanish pepino but there is no commercial in Hungary, next day: probably Hungary bought some of these pepino. third day: it wasn't pepino...
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