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[McDonald's E. Coli Contamination Incident In The United States Has Caused More Than 100 People To Become Ill] A Report Released By The US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention On The 13th Local Time Showed That A Hamburger Sold In Some McDonald's Stores In The United States Was Contaminated With E. Coli. So Far, A Total Of 104 People In 14 States Have Been Infected, At Least 34 Have Been Hospitalized, And 1 Has Died. According To US Media Reports, Two American Consumers Filed A Class Action Lawsuit Against McDonald's On October 29, Demanding Compensation For All American Citizens Who Bought The Contaminated Hamburgers. The Amount Of Compensation Has Not Been Determined, But The Total Amount Is Expected To Exceed 5 Million US Dollars. At The Same Time, McDonald's Is Also Facing Other Lawsuits Related To This Contamination Incident. (CCTV News)
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