Mass poisoning in Gran Hermano from contestant-cooked meatballs
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Several contestants on the reality TV show Gran Hermano were poisoned after a contestant cooked meatballs that caused illness. The incident affected multiple participants and disrupted the show's usual proceedings. Authorities and show producers are investigating the cause and extent of the poisoning.
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- •The poisoning occurred on the set of Gran Hermano, a popular reality TV show.
- •A contestant prepared meatballs that led to several others falling ill.
- •The event took place on or before March 27, 2026.
- •Medical attention was required for the affected contestants.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸show producers implement stricter food safety controls future incidents of food poisoning on the show could be prevented, restoring contestant safety and viewer confidence
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