Russia Arrests Food Company Executives Amid Botulism Outbreak

Over 120 people in Moscow and dozens in other cities have fallen ill with suspected botulism linked to ready-to-eat salads.

Three executives from a food production and delivery company have been arrested.
At least 139 people across multiple cities have sought medical help, with many in serious condition.
The outbreak is suspected to be linked to ready-to-eat salads containing canned beans.
Authorities are investigating breaches of sanitary and epidemiological standards.
The implicated food delivery service has suspended operations pending further investigation.