Overview
- The Health Ministry said ANLIS-Malbrán confirmed botulism in a woman who died in Toay.
- Officials said a second death is being examined, with collected material insufficient for a conclusive result so far.
- Investigators raided, seized evidence, and closed a Toay property where home-made escabeches were allegedly produced, placing it under police custody.
- The provincial epidemiology unit urged residents to avoid Juli-Mar escabeches and conservas, noting the products lack RNPA and RNE registration.
- Authorities reported no new patients with compatible symptoms as active surveillance continues, and the mayor plans a public update on Tuesday.