Health Officials Alert Community to Possible Hepatitis A Risk at Local Restaurant
January 15, 2025 - 14:50
Boulder County health officials have issued a warning regarding potential exposure to hepatitis A linked to the Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant. The health department indicated that the risk stems from drinks containing fresh juice served at the establishment on December 30 and January 5.
As a precaution, officials recommend that anyone who consumed these beverages during the specified dates should monitor for symptoms of hepatitis A, which may include fatigue, nausea, abdominal pain, and jaundice. The health department is urging individuals who may have been exposed to seek medical advice, especially if they are experiencing any symptoms.
In response to the situation, the restaurant has been cooperating with health officials and is taking necessary measures to ensure the safety of its patrons. Community members are encouraged to stay informed and practice good hygiene to mitigate the risk of infection. The health department continues to investigate the matter and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
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