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Welcome to World News. Tonight, rivers overflowing 넘치다, 범람하다, dams giving way 무너지다, residents being told to seek higher ground. The Midwest braces for ~에 대비하다 its worst flooding in 15 years. Running on empty 활기를 잃은. Will
Housing boom. A place where housing prices are actually going up. Way <미·속어> 훨씬 up. Believe it or not, it’s
The top supermarkets and restaurants are scrambling 앞을 다투어 ~하려고 애쓰다 to remove the popular roma tomatoes from their menus and shelves because the FDA warns the tomatoes are linked to a dangerous outbreak <전쟁, 유행병 따위의> 발발, 발생 of salmonella food poisoning 식중독. “The elderly and the very young are also at higher risk for having what’s called invasive salmonella infections. And these can be very life-threatening.”
This is a very rare strain 계통, <유전적> 소질 of salmonella in the tomatoes. The CDC 질병통제센터 thinks that many more people may have become sick than have been reported. “This could affect the whole country. I mean, we’re talking about tomatoes grown by large commercial firms that get shipped 보내다, 수송하다 everywhere.”
So far, officials do not know what is causing the salmonella in tomatoes. 2 years ago, nearly 200 people got sick and 3 died when spinach 시금치 was contaminated with E. Coli. Cherry and grape tomatoes are safe. But the FDA says to avoid <의식적으로 미리> 피하다 most large raw tomatoes. They may no longer even be available tonight at your favorite restaurant and grocery store. Mike Von Fremd, ABC News,