A Yekaterinburg resident with a small child was poisoned after lunch at a café in the "Passage."

      A resident of Yekaterinburg had lunch with her one-and-a-half-year-old daughter at the café "Eat Not to Cook," located in the "Passage." After that, both of them started feeling nauseous, but the establishment claimed they were not at fault. This was reported by the Telegram channel Ural Mash.

      According to the girl, she ordered two portions of buckwheat with zucchini and chicken. Two hours later, her little daughter began to feel sick. An hour later, they were both standing by the toilet, and they had to call an ambulance. Medics diagnosed food poisoning.

      The Yekaterinburg resident contacted the management of "Eat Not to Cook" and asked them to remove a batch of food from the shelves so that no one else would get poisoned. She was offered compensation in cash or other dishes. The girl sent a pre-trial claim to the café, but they believed they were not at fault. Now she plans to go to court. Moreover, it turned out that she was not the only one affected by the food.

      Earlier, schoolchildren and kindergarteners near Yekaterinburg were mass poisoned by tap water.