In light of a concerning salmonella outbreak affecting over 200 people in the UK, vulnerable populations are urged to steer clear of undercooked eggs when eating out. Authorities suspect imported eggs or products are responsible for this spread, while British supermarket eggs remain unaffected. Health officials are diligently tracking the outbreak's origin and assessing the ongoing developments.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said that investigations had linked salmonella cases to imported eggs

EXCLUSIVE: With reports of 207 salmonella cases reported in the UK so far, a hygiene expert shared his tips on how people can help prevent falling ill