Workers at Hospital General de México Dr. Eduardo Liceaga reported a salmonella outbreak affecting over 100 residents and medical personnel after consuming food on the premises. ^[1] More than 100 resident doctors and health staff at the Hospital General de México Dr. Eduardo Liceaga in Mexico City contracted a salmonella outbreak. ^[2] Hospital authorities stated that the infections were temporarily related to food provided by the institutional cafeteria, leading to a preventive suspension of the service. ^[3] According to the workers, 80 individuals were interned in the emergency room which was serving as housing for the staff. ^[4] Affected workers stated that several doctors arrived at the emergency room requiring treatment for abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. ^[5] Anonymous denunciations reported by El Economista stated that the outbreak was caused by deficiencies in food storage areas and hygiene conditions. ^[6] Anonymous reports from medical personnel indicate that the infection originated from consuming food at the hospital cafeteria. ^[7] Approximately 80 of the infected individuals remain hospitalized in the emergency area of the institution. ^[8] As of September 3, 2026, 41 people remained hospitalized under medical surveillance in stable condition following the outbreak. ^[9] Salmonella is a common gastrointestinal infection caused by bacteria that enter the body through contaminated food, water, or improperly handled products. ^[10] Workers warned authorities about possible mobilizations due to the lack of immediate response to guarantee hygiene and care for the affected. ^[11]