In an open letter sent to the premier’s office Thursday morning, the parents questioned why they haven’t heard public comments from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.
Parents of children infected by an E. coli outbreak in Calgary daycares want to hear more from Alberta’s premier about how she plans to protect children and families.
“We sat in emergency rooms with their friends and fellow parents, stunned and looking for answers,” the parents wrote. “Some of our children went on to develop hemolytic uremic syndrome , some of them have kidney damage and some are receiving blood transfusions. Many of them continue to be admitted to hospital and terribly ill.”
“The recent press conference revealed nothing to regain our trust in the government’s ability to respond adequately to this situation,” the open letter reads.Those parents want to know what, if any, consequences or follow-up will happen with the central kitchen AHS inspectors suspect is the source of the outbreak that, as of Wednesday, included 310 lab-confirmed cases of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli.
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