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" Public health experts are investigated an outbreak of E coli in Belfast that has been linked to a restaurant in the city&amp;#039;s York Street. A number of people have fallen ill since eating at Flicks restaurant, with ten cases confirmed or suspected as of Saturday (October 13th). More members of the public are now undergoing tests and the restaurant has agreed to close the premises while the investigation takes place. Northern Ireland&amp;#039;s Public Health Agency (PHA) has advised anyone who has eaten at Flicks since September 24th to contact their GP urgently if they have diarrhoea or abdominal pain. Dr Michael Devine, public health consultant at the PHA, said: &amp;#039;There are many different types of E coli and, while some live in the intestine quite harmlessly, others may cause a variety of diseases.&amp;#039; He added that symptoms caused by E coli O157 - the strain involved in the latest outbreak - include diarrhoea, tummy cramps, nausea and vomiting. More than 40 people have contacted their GP with symptoms so far, Dr Devine told the BBC. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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