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SFHomeless Yahoo! Group Wiki-Updated- Homeless Health Alert !
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by SFHomeless | December 26, 2007 at 05:11 pm
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The SFHomeless Yahoo! Group's Wiki has been updated with a new Health Alert! news story about homeless San Franciscan residents at a winter shelter that were served 'breakfast' that were actually leftovers that were 36 hours old.
The potentially bacteria laden meals were served at about 6am, on Wednesday December 26th, by the Episcopal Community Services Staff/Volunteers.
The meals were 'room temperature' to the touch and inside the middle of all of the portions, the food did not appear to have been cooked, reheated or even refrigerated over the past several hours, up to 36 hours before, when the same meals were served almost two days earlier, as dinner, on the evening of December 24th, 2007.
A detailed, preliminary report with statements by guests and witnesses and color photos of the actual meals served have been updated on the SFHomeless Yahoo! Group's Blog Site, their 'home' SFHomeless Yahoo! Group Site and on their SFHomeless Yahoo! Group Zoho Wiki Site, shown here.
If you or anyone you know has eaten this unfit meal, please get checked out by a medical professional or public health care worker.
You may email any information or photos about this or any other homeless related issues happening, in San Francisco or other major cities, directly to: SFHomeless@yahoo.com
STAY SAFE OVER THE HOLIDAYS !
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