Overview
- State health labs identified norovirus G1 in clinical samples, and inspectors reported chlorinated water, hygiene logs, and no bacterial growth or toxins in the food.
- Authorities concluded the virus most likely entered through an infected food handler and ordered stricter exclusion of symptomatic staff with recommended 10‑day rest.
- The government imposed a 6.7 million peso penalty on AB Alimentos Nutracéuticos Funcionales and issued a formal directive to tighten food handling and sanitation practices.
- Officials said 78 children showed symptoms and 10 were hospitalized, all reported out of danger and under follow‑up.
- Deliveries under Pancita Llena, Corazón Contento resumed on October 9 with reinforced supplier evaluation and oversight, as opposition figures pressed for transparency on contracting and large daily payments reported for the provider.