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Mike Wehner
Guest
When we choose to eat out — whether at a fast-food chain restaurant or a nice sit-down dining experience — we're placing a large amount of trust in the staff and in the food they're serving. We assume they are following all health-related guidelines and maintaining a clean working environment as they prepare and serve our food. Unfortunately, sometimes a restaurant comes up a bit short, even if training and guidelines are sufficient.
That appears to be the case with an Arby's location in Springfield, Illinois. I've eaten at my local Arby's close to a million times (that's just a rough estimate, by the way), and generally speaking, I've never had a complaint. For roughly 100 customers of an Arby's location in Springfield, however, their visit to the restaurant resulted in some pretty serious discomfort. The culprit? Norovirus, which can strike up to 48 hours after exposure.
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Norovirus forced this popular chain restaurant to close its doors originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 15 Mar 2021 at 16:41:23 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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