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3月11、12、17和18日曾在悉尼Birkenhead Point购物中心一家寿司店吃过sushi的民众请注意了，由于
该店东主被查出患有甲肝（hepatitis A），悉尼卫生当局呼吁这些民众和他们联系，并在下周一、二去Balmain Hospital参加免费的检查。
Hundreds at risk of hepatitis
March 25, 2007 - 11:01AM
NSW Health has warned hundreds of people could be at risk of hepatitis A after a food handler at a Sydney sushi store was diagnosed with the virus.
Officials say diners who ate sushi from the Xanadu outlet in the Birkenhead Point Shopping Centre on March 11, 12, 17 and 18 could be affected.
NSW Health director of communicable diseases Dr Jeremy McAnulty says the food handler was diagnosed with Hepatitis A last week.
He's urging all customers who ate sushi from the store on those four days to contact their public health unit for a risk assessment and a possible preventative injection as soon as possible.
Anyone who ate food from the shop on the 12th, 17th and 18th can attend a free clinic at the Balmain Hospital Conference Centre tomorrow and Tuesday for a risk assessment.
Hepatitis A is a curable disease which causes inflammation of the liver.
The main symptoms include fever feeling unwell poor appetite and abdominal discomfort.
Those affected can call a special NSW Health hotline on 1800 064 400.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/natio ... /1174761256449.html
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