INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Police in Moscow have detained three people following a mass food poisoning incident that left dozens hospitalized, Russian state media
least 30 were in intensive care with suspected foodborne botulism, a life-threatening condition that attacks the nervous system and can
cause respiratory failure and paralysis.Authorities said the toxic outbreak came from salads distributed by the Kuchnia Na Rayone delivery
service, which on Sunday temporarily suspended its operations after law enforcement launched a criminal investigation into the
agency reported.According to unconfirmed reports by the Baza Telegram channel, which is believed to have connections to Russian security
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