Food at Australian eatery contaminated with Hepatitis A, warns UAE Ministry

A worker at the restaurant was recently diagnosed with the disease.

Recent travelers to (and residents of) Australia from the UAE, be warned. 
The UAE Embassy in Australia issued a health advisory on its twitter handle to those visiting the state of Victoria regarding a restaurant located on Flinders Lane.

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- UAE Embassy in AU (@UAEEmbassyAU) March 23, 2018

The eatery, known as Cumulus Inc, may have served food contaminated with Hepatitis A virus from February 26 to March 19.  
They are urged to check into the nearest hospital where they will be tested free of charge.

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- UAE Embassy in AU (@UAEEmbassyAU) March 23, 2018

One of the workers at the restaurant was recently diagnosed with the disease. 
Symptoms of Hepatitis A include fever, nausea, vomiting, dark urine, yellow skin and eyes.