Overview
- Illnesses are linked to a Sunday lunch at the Corner House Inn in Llangynwyd near Maesteg.
- Public Health Wales is concluding its inquiry with Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board and environmental health officers from Shared Regulatory Services.
- Customers reported sickness and diarrhoea after eating food prepared at the premises.
- The pub undertook a deep clean, is cooperating with environmental health, and remains open during normal hours.
- The Food Standards Agency says C. perfringens often arises when meat or poultry is cooled or stored at unsafe temperatures, with a similar October outbreak reported in Cwmbran.