While that offers some comfort to Sawyer, he and public-health officials fret about the unknown cause of the pollution and ponder what measures may have to be taken to prevent a recurrence. And there's been more recreational use of that water in the past year. A lot of that area is parkland and it may need more rest rooms. If there are problems there, they will need to be corrected. That's the silver lining in this problem.
Nobody wants to use a polluted body of water.
A brand of gelati blamed for 84 cases of food poisoning since March will be back in production next Wednesday, the head of the company that manufactures the product said today. South Australian company Alba Foods stopped production of the gelati yesterday after state health officials found it had caused 83 cases of salmonella oranienburg poisoning, with an 84th case discovered today. Health investigators have still not discovered how the salmonella strain got into the gelati, but Alba Foods managing director Frank Mattiassi said he expected it to be cleared up by next week. We should be in production next Wednesday. It is not a major issue but we are treating it with a great deal of care.