Overview
- Rospotrebnadzor reported the case count rose from 89 to 121 in less than a day.
- Around 70 people remain under medical supervision in Ulan-Ude, with most patients described as stable.
- Earlier testing confirmed 11 Salmonella infections linked to the outbreak.
- Authorities traced the illnesses to meals made by Vostok, which supplies the Nikolaevsky grocery chain with about 2.5 metric tons daily.
- Investigators seized 6.4 metric tons of products and detained a Vostok production manager, who was charged with producing unsafe food and could face up to six years in prison.